En bild som är ngn vecka gammal, på brun glada som gärna höll avstånd till objektivet men kom aldrig riktigt nära.
A Four-toothed Mason Wasp
This lovely wasp can be found drinking nectar at flowers throughout the eastern United States right now. It is a good wasp to have around the garden because the females round up leaf-rolling caterpillars — the kinds that eat your plants — to provision their nests. When it is time to reproduce, the female wasp […]
Picaflor garganta blanca (White-throated Hummingbird) Leucochloris albicollis
El tres de Mayo pasado Luis Viajó a la localidad de Jardín América a visitar sus amigos, de igual manera que la vez anterior volvió a obtener fotografías del Picaflor garganta blanca; estas son las imágenes que seleccioné para compartir en el blog.
Mountain Bluebirds at Lassen Volcanic National Park
Don’t miss the Mountain Bluebird spotted at Lassen Volcanic National Park I posted over at 10000 Birds. There are several other birds pictured in the piece as well as some cool mammals like the Marmot!
Results of the Best Photo of the Week Ended 01 Aug 2015
We are delighted to announce the results of our latest photo competition. Kath Langbridge wins First Prize for her brilliant capture “Joyous”. Dana Allen wins Second Prize for his outstanding composition “Other Worlds”. Third Place goes to Leka Huie for “Angel from Heaven”. See detailed results below: (click on thumbnails for full […]
Tangará común (Purple-throated Euphonia) Euphonia chlorotica
La verdad que hacía mucho tiempo que no compartía fotografías del Tangará común en el blog, por ello aprovecho y publico estas que obtuvo el nuevo integrante de la bandada de aves del Nea en el Arroyo Itá en Posadas durante la jornada del día 21 de Junio Pasado. […]
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge
It used to be that when I went to Merritt Island NWR, my sole destination was Blackpoint Wildlife Dr. It is by far the most popular part of the refuge, especially for visitors from out of town. But the refuge actually has many wonderful locations. Some are wildlife drives, and some allow you to get […]
A Bubbling Bee
A while ago I wrote a blog about the fly pictured above.I’d caught it in the unlikely act of blowing a bubble. Although no one knows why flies blow bubbles, theories range from concentrating liquid food by evaporation, to aerating to reduce some kinds of microbial activity, to fly sickness, cleaning the mouthparts, cooling off […]