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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

strathclyde

  1. Orange-winged Parrot

    Orange-winged Parrot

    It hides its face, but you can see that in the video I uploaded yesterday. I like the way the wings are visible in this image. A bird from our feral population.
  2. Barbados Bullfinch

    Barbados Bullfinch

    A portrait with a white wall and a few oof leaves behind him.
  3. Orange-winged Parrot

    Orange-winged Parrot

    From the feral population, a bird singing. Or at least clearly communicating with other nearby parrots. There is a little wind noise midway, and there is a little background noise from a kite hanging over the neighborhood.
  4. Orange-winged Parrot

    Orange-winged Parrot

    One of these is the same bird I showed an in flight photo of the other day.
  5. Orange-winged Parrot

    Orange-winged Parrot

  6. Rose-ringed Parakeet

    Rose-ringed Parakeet

    One of our local (non-native) Parakeets visited the house the other day
  7. Rose-ringed Parakeet

    Rose-ringed Parakeet

    This should be a male. He was very vocal ;)
  8. Antillean Crested Hummingbird female

    Antillean Crested Hummingbird female

  9. Scaly-naped Pigeon

    Scaly-naped Pigeon

    In the place we live, there is a water heater on the roof that is slightly leaky. For that reason, the gutter always have a little water, which the birds definitely appreciate at the moment; its been a while since we had rain.
  10. Ring-necked Parakeet

    Ring-necked Parakeet

    This guy had been sitting in the same place with a lot of vocalizations when I finally localized him.
  11. Rose-ringed Parakeet

    Rose-ringed Parakeet

    This is a very common feral species in Barbados. This bird was in the process of landing on this branch.
  12. Barbados Anole

    Barbados Anole

    Anolis extremus is the scientific name. This was originally an endemic species but spread to other islands by man.
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