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Dunnock, Epping Forest
Male Maned Duck aka Australian Wood Duck (Chenonetta jubata) at Mt Coot-tha Botanical Gardens, Toowong
Eurasian griffon vulture
Six turnstones standing on a sandy shore
A Tawny Owl is sitting on the branch of a tree and is fast asleep with its eyes closed. It has brown and white plumage.
Chukar (Alectoris chukar), a rotund partridge, on reddish brown soil in a fallow ploughed field.
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Huismus zit op een wit rekje.
Lighthouse photo
A close-up photograph of a fluffy, juvenile Common Chiffchaff bird perched on a reddish surface against a soft, blurred green background. The tiny bird has puffed its feathers into a nearly perfect round shape, hiding its neck. It has olive-brown plumage, a pale stripe above its eye, and a tiny dark bill.
A close-up photograph of a fluffy, juvenile Common Chiffchaff bird perched on a reddish surface against a soft, blurred green background. The tiny bird has puffed its feathers into a nearly perfect round shape, hiding its neck. It has olive-brown plumage, a pale stripe above its eye, and a tiny dark bill.
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A little wren perched on the edge of a large empty plant pot looking like its empty to jump in, against a blurred green and brown background.
A light brown bird is perched in the notch between bare tree branches. It is in profile, but looking backwards over its shoulder. The tree is without any leaves.
A local beauty spot. I have to get here by car and drive down a long, narrow lane which is full of very deep potholes. At the end of the lane is a ford and on either side more potholes. As I drive through it I hope that there are no deep potholes under the water. If I make it through the ford without damaging my car,which I always have, then I have to park in a very uneven car park with large sharp stones! It’s always worth it and in a couple of weeks the beech trees will look beautiful in their autumn colours. It is also a wonderful place for water birds.
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