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White-cheeked Starling by ysbae491

Posted on November 29, 2015 by birdmanps

landing at the nest with prey for the chicks.

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Black-capped Kingfisher by ysbae491

Posted on October 18, 2015 by birdmanps

taking a rest prior to flying into the nest with prey in its beak

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Barn Swallow by ysbae491

Posted on October 8, 2015 by birdmanps

feeding

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World Animal Day 2015 – CatStack by RoeselienRaimond

Posted on October 5, 2015 by birdmanps

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Today, the 4th of October is World Animal Day. A day to realize, once again, that many animals are not as healthy and happy as these five lucky bastards…..and that it IS in our power to do something about it….

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Hard At Work by DianiRalph

Posted on October 4, 2015 by birdmanps

The early morning sun filtering through the yet to be finished nest of a weaver bird was one of the very first photos that I took with my new camera !! The males spend ages building their nests, then have to entice a female to come and inspect it !! If the nest is not to her liking in any way, she will simply fly over to the next male to inspect his nest. Sometimes a male will build up to 20 nests before being accepted as a proper home maker !! Tough love !! 🙂

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Building a nest? by DrNagaraj

Posted on September 30, 2015 by birdmanps

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Grey-capped Greenfinch by ysbae491

Posted on September 28, 2015 by birdmanps

enjoying lunch on top of pine tree

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Eurasian Eagle Owl by ysbae491

Posted on September 27, 2015 by birdmanps

in flight with prey in its beak

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Gate Keeper by JohannesOehl

Posted on September 21, 2015 by birdmanps

The name of the ant is Oecophylla smaragdina. This formicary was build by bending leaves and glue them togeter by using the silk produced by their larves. Their larves are used with their silk as a kind of hot glue gun. They are living by eating other insects or carrion. My Indian colleague was telling me, to keep away from the ants. The reddish color is a warning signal, that the bites will hurt very much.

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