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This kingfisher was not happy with the wind picking up just after they finished preening.

photograph by Paul Sawer via here

Donald M. Jones

A lovely lady Stonechat

Sharp as wind

01/07/2026

photograph by Lev Frid

photograph by Miguel José Morán Morán

In the world of Cassowary, females rule and males raise the young. Females often choose their mate based on their skills as a parent. Each egg is 600 grams. The female lays them directly onto the forest floor, and then departs leaving the male to care for their chicks. The male's parental instincts take over. He guards the eggs, turning them regularly to ensure they develop evenly. He will brood the eggs for the next 52 days alone.

A Mourning Dove on the feedlot this afternoon.

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eepy mourning dove cupping its wings under its belly for cushion ©Ella

Young Sedge Warbler in need of an exorcist 😏

Shy but lovely puffins at Bempton Cliffs, UK (end of July, 2017)