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An Oriole caught at the feeder outside my apartment window:
Mama and Papa Mallard in the gully behind our apartment:
It is an owl, unmistakable when he looked at me... But from the photo, yeah, hard to pick.
Meanwhile, these fellas are getting more familiar every day...
All members of the crow family are remarkably intelligent, but Magpies are supposedly the most intelligent among them.
I've seen a group of crows in Seattle run off seagulls from a pile of spilled food; they took turns eating and threatening the gulls so that they could share among themselves, exclusive access to the find.
When I was a young girl I knew a Welsh boy who had a jackdaw for a pet and he taught it to speak.
Could have been. It was in North Wales where the Welsh language is more prevalent. This pic probably doesn't do it justice as they have very glossy feathers and grey heads. And visit my bird feeders in great numbers. :)
I was in a bird sanctuary, when I suddenly was aware of this egret, high overhead. I had a long lens, and the camera was set to overexposure. I just swung up the lens, snapped a shot, and conditions just happened to be perfect for the presets I had at the time. Serendipity. It's a major factor in great images.
So did Holden build a version of this Triumph?Yep, I learned to drive and got my licence with one. Such fun to drive.
Great photo! if it were a scientist that designed it s/he would get a prize for aerodynamics. (Of course, a lot of scientists don't want to acknowledge the wisdom of the Creator...)
Yes, it is a magpie. Didn't know they were part of the crow family. I used to play rugby for a team known colloquially as the magpies, its mascot named 'Hawkeye', as the province I played for was Hawkes Bay. (The hawke being the name of a man, not the bird.) We wore black and white hooped jerseys.
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