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  1. Red-headed Weaver reflection

    Red-headed Weaver reflection

  2. Northern Cardinal - Male

    Northern Cardinal - Male

    A male Northern Cardinal photographed on a feeder in my yard.
  3. Red Admiral

    Red Admiral

    Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta: Nymphalidae) Wingspan 4.4-6.4 cm (1.75-2.50 in).
  4. Red Panda

    Red Panda

    Merry Christmas
  5. Red Goshawk

    Red Goshawk

    This sought-after bird was quite a distance away, so the photo is heavily cropped and not as clear as I would like.
  6. My Impression of a Vulture

    My Impression of a Vulture

    I cannot believe that I've not uploaded this image before. It was taken about the same time as the other Musk Lorikeets. Prints have gone into seven local art shows, it has never won a prize, but I like it.
  7. Red Wattlebird on Banksia

    Red Wattlebird on Banksia

    The biggest honeyeater in Western Australia, Red Wattlebirds will strongly defend their feeding grounds.
  8. Red Saddlebags (female)

    Red Saddlebags (female)

    Red Saddlebags (Tramea onusta: Libellulidae) Female. 4.1-4.8 cm (1.6-1.9 in) long.
  9. Red Wasp

    Red Wasp

    Red Wasp (Polistes carolina: Vespidae) 1.5-2.1 cm (0.6-0.8 in) long.
  10. Red-breasted Flycatcher

    Red-breasted Flycatcher

    I saw it in early morning and in the middle of jungle ( North of Iran ) It's a juvenile and very curious.
  11. Red Saddlebags (male)

    Red Saddlebags (male)

    Red Saddlebags (Tramea onusta: Libellulidae) Male. 4.1-4.8 cm (1.6-1.9 in) long.
  12. Tailgating

    Tailgating

    Red Saddlebags (Tramea onusta: Libellulidae) 4.1-4.8 cm (1.6-1.9 in) long.
  13. Red Velvet Ant (male)

    Red Velvet Ant (male)

    Red Velvet Ant also known as a Cow Killer (Dasymutilla occidentals: Mutillidae), Male. These are wasps but the females look like overgrown hairy ants.
  14. Red Admiral

    Red Admiral

    Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta) Wingspan 4.4-6.4 cm (1.8-2.5 in).
  15. Northern Cardinal

    Northern Cardinal

    This bright male was in our backyard.
  16. Purus Red Howler Monkey

    Purus Red Howler Monkey

    Purus Red Howler Monkey (Alouatta puruensis )
  17. Red-and-Green Macaw

    Red-and-Green Macaw

  18. Red-and-Green Macaw

    Red-and-Green Macaw

  19. Prettiest girl in town!

    Prettiest girl in town!

    Photo is self explanatory... "Tiffany" the red-bellied woodpecker is showcasing her beauty
  20. Super cool Red Bellied Woodpecker

    Super cool Red Bellied Woodpecker

    My buddy "Chucky", the Red Bellied Woodpecker
  21. Chucky the RBWO

    Chucky the RBWO

    Red Bellied Woodpecker named 'Chucky', sampling some treats at our feeder!
  22. Red Bellied Woodpecker

    Red Bellied Woodpecker

    Tree outside my window overlooking pond. I feed the squirrels peanuts so that they will stay off the bird feeders, and this guy loves them too.
  23. Little Bee-eater

    Little Bee-eater

    It would have been wonderful to see these on a sunny day, but every time we saw them it was overcast !
  24. White-fronted Bee-eater

    White-fronted Bee-eater

    We were lucky enough to be right next to a colony of these beauties when out on a river looking for Hippos - it was a riot of colour even in the bad light !
  25. Southern Carmine Bee-eater

    Southern Carmine Bee-eater

    These beautiful little birds excavate tunnels in the river banks and flood plains where they lay their eggs - a colony is quite a sight ! Namibia/Botswana border, October 2017
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