Favoritos de casperrex
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Papa-Moscas-Comum (Ficedula hypoleuca)Observador
olliedavisDescrição
A fight between two males, there was also a female watching nearby.
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birdernerderDescrição
Slightly longer observation has led to more discoveries about this hybrid. Has a mallard's speculum and orange legs. Postures like an eider but only produces a quiet wheezing sound. Fascinating bird
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Aves (Classe Aves)Observador
mothyfriendDescrição
Rather faint. From 00.02, interesting song . Maybe wren?
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Aves (Classe Aves)Observador
casperrexDescrição
Wondering what the octave bird is. May not be native, will mark as captive if necessary.
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Colhereiro (Platalea leucorodia)Observador
jarvoDescrição
What is the Spoonbill on the right doing in picture 2?
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Perna-Vermelha-Bastarda (Tringa erythropus)Observador
andygposDescrição
Think I'm looking at a Greenshank but the length of the bill has me foxed. Redshank for comparison.
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Chapim-Azul (Cyanistes caeruleus)Observador
lldawsonDescrição
Blue tit nest invaded by bees, 3 nestling pasted due to invasion.
Evidence that parent birds tried to cover bees with more nesting material, box had become filled, ultimately bees succussed, and parents gave up.
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sibainDescrição
This was seen with and separate to a small flock of Eider in the harbor
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Anurida maritimaObservador
lizsnookDescrição
Just seems so unlikely that something that likes hanging out on a thin film of water tension could survive on a headland
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Strigamia crassipesObservador
casperrexDescrição
At the grey rocks near where the person with the white helmet is.
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Passarinhos (Ordem Passeriformes)Observador
lawrencehyltonLugar
Missing Location
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Aves (Classe Aves)Observador
djryanashDescrição
I didn't mange to see the bird. It was hidden in a tree.
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Colhereiro-de-Cara-Preta (Platalea minor)Observador
bradjillLugar
Missing LocationDescrição
Heron chasing a Black-faced Spoonbill with a large fish in its bill
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Psitacídeos (Ordem Psittaciformes)Observador
bibiobiroDescrição
Video taken here, sound on- would've included the birdcall if iNat allowed both photos and recordings to be in the same observation
The bird appeared to have a red belly but it could've been the light, so I'm unsure
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Abibe (Vanellus vanellus)Observador
paulmastersDescrição
Leucistic individual in centre
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Guarda-Rios-de-Papo-Branco (Halcyon smyrnensis)Observador
lau85Descrição
Canon R6 EF300mmf4L
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Borrelho-Grande-de-Coleira (Charadrius hiaticula)Observador
a_emmersonDescrição
Very pale individual, some shots have a Little Ringed Plover in the background
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Estorninho-Malhado (Sturnus vulgaris)Observador
jaimejohnson87Descrição
Albino starling?
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Garçote-da-China (Ixobrychus sinensis)Observador
tommyhuiDescrição
Captured during licensed bird ringing session. All birds were handled by licensed and experienced personnel.
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Poupa (Upupa epops)Observador
tracy-ann63Descrição
Flying from the pier to the Dunes, feeding well
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Pica-Paus (Família Picidae)Observador
nicolanewbery5Descrição
Is this a woodpecker, or a person hammering in the forest?
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Gralha-de-Nuca-Cinzenta (Corvus monedula)Observador
thewildlifegeekDescrição
Leucistic individual
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Pica-Pau-de-Orelha-Vermelha (Blythipicus pyrrhotis)Observador
carol_kwokLugar
Missing Location
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Cisne-Mudo (Cygnus olor)Observador
crazycootladyDescrição
The adult pair had returned to the pond after their month away with one juvenile. As soon as they returned to the pond they pursued the youngster that they had left behind off of the pond.
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Cisne-Mudo (Cygnus olor)Observador
crazycootladyDescrição
The saddest young swan. For some reason it was abandoned by its parents. They took its sibling away with them to explore life beyond the pond (they did this every year with their young around October). Left behind hid around the iris beds and was quite listless, it obviously didn't like being alone.
