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Today it was all about the Chestnut Munia!
First photo full adult, second very young bird (bill is black, more brownish feathers), third, two photos, also young but the bill already not black; showing some black spots on the head and by far more red feathers. This one was posing best today
The last one is an old photo of more matured bird - very confusing for not well prepared visitor-birders plumage (but all Chestnut Munias go in that step, with high variability!). That is ~the last step before the adult plumage.
First photo full adult, second very young bird (bill is black, more brownish feathers), third, two photos, also young but the bill already not black; showing some black spots on the head and by far more red feathers. This one was posing best today
The last one is an old photo of more matured bird - very confusing for not well prepared visitor-birders plumage (but all Chestnut Munias go in that step, with high variability!). That is ~the last step before the adult plumage.
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A few photos taken with a Canon or an Olympus.
The first two and the last one are a few years old; the other photos were taken recently.
Alcedo atthis by Helmut Gloor, auf Flickr
Haubentaucher by Helmut Gloor, auf Flickr
Graureiher by Helmut Gloor, auf Flickr
Erfolgreiche Jagd by Helmut Gloor, auf Flickr
Familienausflug by Helmut Gloor, auf Flickr
Wasseramsel by Helmut Gloor, auf Flickr
The first two and the last one are a few years old; the other photos were taken recently.
Alcedo atthis by Helmut Gloor, auf FlickrHaubentaucher by Helmut Gloor, auf FlickrGraureiher by Helmut Gloor, auf FlickrErfolgreiche Jagd by Helmut Gloor, auf FlickrFamilienausflug by Helmut Gloor, auf FlickrWasseramsel by Helmut Gloor, auf Flickr
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Juvenile American Robin and Male House Finch
R5MkII and 200-800 @ 800
R5MkII and 200-800 @ 800
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GMCPhotographics
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Here's few more owls from the Scottish Owl Sanctury
R6III ef 400mm f2.8 LIS II.
R6III ef 400mm f2.8 LIS II.
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The goal today was to find some Oahu Amakihi (hiking a trail where they are present!) - didn't see any (but heard at list twice). Instead here is what the Red-billed Leiothrix is feeding their very young fledglings: First a male with kind of fruit, little bit later the female came with an insect. Just 3-5 minutes after they disappeared they came again, again the male first with a moth and female with larvae (caterpillars?). The last one is from yesterday, just a Common Waxbill.
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