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  1. Anna's Hummingbird (J)

    Anna's Hummingbird (J)

    Photographed this Juvenile Anna's Hummingbird in our garden today uder Clear sunny skies
  2. Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca

    Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca

    Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca, feeding juvenile. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as...
  3. Northern Jacana (juvenile)

    Northern Jacana (juvenile)

    Northern Jacana juvenile (Jacana spinosa spinosa) Three subspecies are recognized with only the nominate being found in Costa Rica. Photographed along the banks of Ri Nosara northwest of Nosara, Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica. Riparian with disturbed dry tropical forest at ca. 6 m (20 ft)...
  4. Common Gull Juveniles

    Common Gull Juveniles

    AAP I don't 'do' gulls but I think these two were too old to be that year's brood and I'm really not sure if they were born on my patch at all. Many times I thought there were a couple sitting on nests but never saw any baby ones until 2010. Loads of gulls seemed to like the area and would...
  5. Whooper Swan

    Whooper Swan

    Went down to my local patch today and our Whooper Swan is still with us, Its been here for about 8 weeks. Its appearance has altered a lot.
  6. Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca

    Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca

    Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca, feeding juvenile. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as...
  7. Juvenile Adelie Penguins Having an Argument, Pygoscelis adeliae

    Juvenile Adelie Penguins Having an Argument, Pygoscelis adeliae

    Non-breeding juvenile Adelie Penguins practice building nests with the beach pebbles, then have arguments as they try to steal each other's pebbles. Notice that they have their crests up - a sure sign that they are agro!!! The adults around about take no notice of the teenagers exploratory...
  8. Rufous Hummingbird (J)

    Rufous Hummingbird (J)

    Hi Folks; Same Rufous as the first one I posted from our garden today
  9. Rufous Hummingbird (J)

    Rufous Hummingbird (J)

    Photographed this Humminbird in our garden today. Wasn't positive of the ID, as it would be the first time in a year, However, to double check, I queried the ID & 2 replies leaned towards the Rufous too.
  10. Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca

    Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca

    Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca, feeding juvenile. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as...
  11. Australian White Ibis Feeding, Threskiornis molucca

    Australian White Ibis Feeding, Threskiornis molucca

    Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca, feeding on the edge of the pond. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the...
  12. Mirror, mirror on the sea

    Mirror, mirror on the sea

    ... who will mate with number three? I liked the double-mirrored effect of this shot, and they've both got their eyes on the female, just outside the frame.
  13. Transitioning juvenile male eider

    Transitioning juvenile male eider

    Almost grown-up and ready for mating season. I think I broke the law getting this pic, btw. We were down at the "New Harbor" (the one the Germans built 70 years ago) to see our neighbor's painting group's art show, when I spied a group of eiders some distance out in the harbor. A gate...
  14. Emperor Penguin Chick Feeding, Antarctica

    Emperor Penguin Chick Feeding, Antarctica

    Emperor Penguin, Aptenodytes forsteri, feeding. On the sea ice at Cape Washington, Ross Sea, Antarctica. Most of these penguins (colony of 300,000) have never seen a human before and they are quite fearless. Expedition rules in the Antarctica are that visitors must stay at least 4.5m (15ft)...
  15. Emperor Penguin Feeding Sequence, Aptenodytes forsteri

    Emperor Penguin Feeding Sequence, Aptenodytes forsteri

    Emperor Penguin, Aptenodytes forsteri, feeding sequence: Left, chick begging; middle and right, adult regurgitating and chick taking food. On the sea ice at Cape Washington, Ross Sea, Antarctica. Most of these penguins (colony of 300,000) have never seen a human before and they are quite...
  16. Juvenile Grey Crowned Crane, Balearica regulorum

    Juvenile Grey Crowned Crane, Balearica regulorum

    Juvenile Grey Crowned Cranes, Balearica regulorum. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, East Africa. This bird is the national bird of Uganda and appears in the centre of the country's flag.
  17. Juvenile Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca.

    Juvenile Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca.

    Juvenile Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their...
  18. Juvenile & Adult Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca.

    Juvenile & Adult Australian White Ibis, Threskiornis molucca.

    Juvenile begging its parent for food. Oakden Native Fish Sanctuary, South Australia. This colony of Ibis is in the heart of the Adelaide suburbs. The colony has grown to over 400 in a very short time and many of the local residents are fed up with the noise and stench as their houses are so...
  19. Sleeping Beauty

    Sleeping Beauty

    Went down to the Lakes yesterday and this beautiful Whooper Swan was still there. Looks like it was having a quick nap when I took this shot. Will catch up with you all later. Off to Rutland Water Nature Reserve when the fog clears.
  20. Here's the young lad

    Here's the young lad

    AAP So after Mum's visit, her son arrived. Digiscoped
  21. Learning the ropes

    Learning the ropes

    AAP Looks like he's learnt how to chase the blue and coal tits of this feeder. For those who asked before, there are two different types of feeder here, one with the nuts and behind is a basket. They are not squirrel proof - there's no greys (or weren't) in the area and Red Squirrels thrive...
  22. Stonechat

    Stonechat

    Went back through some photos from the Autumn and came across a series of this little Stonechat. The background colours/effects were a complete fluke, lol. Crop; 300mm [600mm equivalent]; ISO160; 1/500th shutter; F/5.6; 0ev
  23. Choppy Waters

    Choppy Waters

    I've not got any new photos/species to upload but wanted to say thank you for your kind words and cheering up yesterday :t:. Coming on here to comment/read comments was a very welcome distraction. I suspect it'll be a week or so before I've got anything new to upload but will continue to pop in...
  24. Bewick's Family

    Bewick's Family

    Had a really upsetting meeting this lunch time (nothing life-threatening, just one of those difficult situations where you come away rather tearful from the experience) so wanted to pop in here amongst friends. Thought I'd post another of the Bewick's family.
  25. Stars & Stripes!

    Stars & Stripes!

    ....on America's Thanks Giving Day :t:. I thought the reflections of the red brick house nearby hinted at the colours/shapes of the USA flag (blue, top left, with white stars; red/white stripes to the right and below). I guess, today, this is a Common Loon rather than a Great Northern Diver ;)...
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