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Love is real & never dies!!! Nyota the lovebirb & Boobear the 27-year-old cockatiel are being so cute together today...

A green lovebird with a sparkle in her eye is preening the white cheeks of a male white-faced cockatiel, who has turned his head so his crest is flipped adorably against her tummy. His eyes are closed in an expression of bliss. These are my two senior rescue birds, Nyota the Lovebird & Boobear the Cockatiel, both domestic bred pet birds. Photo by Peachfront. June 2024.
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    kunihito_ohtsubo , to random Japanese
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    「Sakura Shrine」

    18+ Books_of_Jeremiah , to Historikerinnen group
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    Ustaša Miško Ratković from Trilj in (), with an unknown Ustaša, covered in blood, 1941. From the collection of the Museum of (collection of the Museum of the Revolution of the Peoples of Yugoslavia, inventory number 11596).

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    kalmanreti , to random
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    From a bygone spring.

    garrett , to random
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    this is the first long-tailed tit I've seen in real life, spotted on today's walk along the river

    the tiny bird stopped flapping its wings
    it hopped around and grabbed a sprouting twig
    the little bird did more acrobatics on branches
    side profile view of the bird, comfortably resting on a small branch
    the tiny bird flow closer to the river

    PeteHall , to random
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    Storrs Lake
    Ice Age National Scenic Trail
    https://www.pretty-good-photographs.com/Landscapes/Ice-Age-National-Scenic-Trail-Landscapes/i-znGNxMc/A

    JD_Cunningham , to bookstodon group
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    Evocative photographs inspired by Murasaki Shikibu's masterpiece, The Tale of Genji.
    @bookstodon

    https://lithub.com/the-tale-of-genji-a-visual-journey-through-the-worlds-first-novel/

    heronfoxphoto , to random
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    Blue-Wing feed by diving and nibbling along the bottom of the water for vegetation and small insects and mollusks.
    In this , one teal has its head underwater, feeding. The other has just finished and is swimming on the water’s surface at the Merritt Island National Refuge.

    Get a print of this image or another at https://heronfox.pixels.com/featured/blue-winged-teals-de-synchronized-heron-and-fox.html

    An outdoor, daylight photograph of two ducks swimming in water. One duck is swimming right-side-up with its head and body above the water. To the right, the duck has dived down, with its head and neck underwater and its tail and legs in the air. Ripples emanate from around the ducks. The water is mostly blue, but some is reflecting trees and foliage from the shore.
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    Photographer detail from my Rooftops of St Ives print.

    What do you think she's photographing? Hopefully not the living statue who got angry with me.

    Swede1952 , to random
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    Lesser Yellowlegs

    I saw this lesser yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes) at the pond across from my hotel.

    "Despite their very similar appearance, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs are not each other’s closest relatives. Lesser Yellowlegs is more closely related to the much larger Willet." - allaboutbirds.org

    This lesser yellowlegs iswalking from left to right, knee deep in green water. I can see where the water swirles around its yellow legs. The bird has an oval body and tail that has a duck shape, even its head is is not unfamiliar. But it has a long straight, black, pointed beak. The featers on its back and head are a brownish gray, its underside is white. "A slender and elegant, medium-sized shorebirds with long legs and a long neck. The bill is straight and thin, only slightly longer than the bird's head (shorter and straighter than Greater Yellowlegs' bill). Breeding Lesser Yellowlegs are grayish brown birds with vivid yellow legs. They have fine, gray streaking across the head and neck, a white eyering, and white spots on the back and wings. Nonbreeding birds are more subdued gray-brown with less streaking and spotting. Bill is entirely dark." - allaboutbird.org
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