Hearing the Chickadees calling in the trees above our heads we expected to look up and see either a black-capped or mountain chickadee as we had seen them earlier this day. However to our surprise we we greeted by this little Chestnut-Backed Chickadee looking down at us and hunting insects just above our heads. The […] …
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I’ve been up in Wyoming not far from Yellowstone searching for rocks and images. via Wyoming Sky — Mike's Look at Life
Nombre en español: Playero Pectoral Nombre en ingles: Pectoral Sandpiper Nombre científico: Calidris melanotos Familia: Scolopacidae Foto: Diego Rivera/Felipe Vargas Canto: Andrew Spencer El correlimos pectoral (Calidris melanotos) es una especie de ave limícola de la familia Scolopacidae. Es de tamaño mediano, más grande que la mayoría de las especies del género. Es claramente visible …
#scotland, #uk, #europe, #nature via Glen Etive, Scotland ↝ Daniel Casson — Documented Wanderlust
The Pyrenees, Aquitaine, France via The Pyrenees, Aquitaine, France — Documented Wanderlust
After our big trip to Alaska, I got pretty far behind on my photos around here so yes, I am catching up. Here are a few pretty migratory birds I have seen on our hillside. via Spring Birds — My Everyday Photos
These things are honorary birds really.. Akin to humming birds Broad Bordered Bee Hawkmoths are now around. We saw this one at the turn of the month feeding on Valarian. . via BBBHM — Letter From Norfolk
via Fox and Hare — Wilder Alaska
via Mammoth Terraces — Wilder Alaska
With the bottom of their acorn vault looking depleted a pair of Acorn Woodpeckers makes their way towards the top shelf of their tree. The first one confidently leading the way as if saying follow me. I love the colors and the button eyes of these guys. via Hey…Follow me — nature has no boss
The Northern Herper 
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