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Rose-breasted Grosbeak in North Georgia Willow Tree

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Rose-breasted Grosbeak in North Georgia Willow Tree
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Image by Cindy Sue Causey
Subject: "I see you" image of an untimely male Rose-breasted Grosbeak just hanging out in a Willow Tree next to porch in Talking Rock, Georgia

Project: Backyard Pishing; Private Residence, Talking Rock, Pickens County, North Georgia, USA
Date: 2012.04.22 (Brisk, very windy Spring day; temps were probably ~60 degrees but had windchill factor)
Camera: Kodak Z740 Zoom

Have said before these guys started showing up somewhere around 2008, 2009. JUST happened to look out the window in time to catch five males eating sunflower seeds on the front walkway. At the time I didn't know what they were and actually only saw all five backsides. Had no clue that year of the phenomenal red coloring on their chests.

The Rose-breasted Grosbeak male (Pheucticus ludovicianus, alpha banding code RBGR) one picture here apparently has been in the yard a good solid week. I kept seeing flashes of a white rump with more white under the tail as he was exiting Stage Left when I'd poke my head out the window to check on bird feeders. Have seen two now (two days ago). This is THE ABSOLUTE lateness and longest repeated sightings in Spring they've been in my Pickens County yard yet. Every year the pishing gets better and better out there..! :))


An old farmer harrowing a paddy field.
images of animals
Image by IRRI Images
Part of the image collection of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI).

Trepadeira - Certhia brachydactyla - Short-toed Tree Creeper

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Trepadeira - Certhia brachydactyla - Short-toed Tree Creeper
animal picture
Image by Jose Sousa
Picture taken:
Arrábida - Setubal - Portugal

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Pisco de peito ruivo - Erithacus rubecula - European Robin
animal picture
Image by Jose Sousa
Picture taken:
Arrábida - Setúbal - Portugal

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Cegonha branca - Ciconia ciconia - White Stork
animal picture
Image by Jose Sousa
Picture taken
Estuário do Sado - Setúbal - Portugal

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Giving Tree: Help provide the Zoo's animals with great enrichment items

A few nice animal behavior images I found:


Giving Tree: Help provide the Zoo's animals with great enrichment items
animal behavior
Image by Smithsonian's National Zoo
Enrichment is an integral part of the daily care of the animals in the National Zoo. It helps animals demonstrate their natural behavior, adds variety to their day, allows them exercise, gives them choices in their environment, and enhances their well-being. Enrichment also gives Zoo scientists the chance to study and observe the animals' behavior.

Zoo staff has created a wish list of items that you can buy and donate to the Zoo, including Kong toys, rubber chew toys, mirrors, laser pointers, radios, feeder balls, feather dusters, tools, and much, much more. Items can be purchased and/or donations can be made on the Zoo’s online enrichment store or you can drop off or purchase at the Giant Panda Gift Shop. Additionally, special Giving Tree toy chests will be set up throughout the Zoo during our annual ZooLights event.

To donate, visit the Zoo’s website at: nationalzoo.si.edu/Support/MakeDonation/GivingTree.cfm.

Photo credit: Meghan Murphy / Smithsonian's National Zoo


Giving Tree: Help provide the Zoo's animals with great enrichment items
animal behavior
Image by Smithsonian's National Zoo
Enrichment is an integral part of the daily care of the animals in the National Zoo. It helps animals demonstrate their natural behavior, adds variety to their day, allows them exercise, gives them choices in their environment, and enhances their well-being. Enrichment also gives Zoo scientists the chance to study and observe the animals' behavior.

Zoo staff has created a wish list of items that you can buy and donate to the Zoo, including Kong toys, rubber chew toys, mirrors, laser pointers, radios, feeder balls, feather dusters, tools, and much, much more. Items can be purchased and/or donations can be made on the Zoo’s online enrichment store or you can drop off or purchase at the Giant Panda Gift Shop. Additionally, special Giving Tree toy chests will be set up throughout the Zoo during our annual ZooLights event.

To donate, visit the Zoo’s website at: nationalzoo.si.edu/Support/MakeDonation/GivingTree.cfm.

Photo credit: Meghan Murphy / Smithsonian's National Zoo

tree hugger

Some cool animals names images:


tree hugger
animals names
Image by marichica88
I picked this for February '08 MSH #15, because I had already named it "tree hugger".


Ivorine is a big thing. His tusks were cleaned with Ivorine. [front]
animals names
Image by Boston Public Library
File name: 10_03_000783a
Binder label: Soap
Title: Ivorine is a big thing. His tusks were cleaned with Ivorine. [front]
Date issued: 1870-1900 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 print : chromolithograph ; 8 x 13 cm.
Genre: Advertising cards
Subject: Elephants; Giraffes; Lions; Tigers; Monkeys; Hippopotamuses; Animals; Household soap
Notes: Title from item.
Collection: 19th Century American Trade Cards
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions.

Chickadee in a Tree - Wallpaper Calendar

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Chickadee in a Tree - Wallpaper Calendar
images of animals
Image by Nick Chill Photography
February's Free Desktop Wallpaper Calendar features two images. A turquoise sunset from La Jolla, CA, and this image of a chickadee in Northeast Iowa.

See them both, and get yours, here: nickchill.com/2012/01/february-2012-free-wallpaper-calendar/

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Very small spider
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Image by John from Canberra
Part of the adjacent image. Cropped in RAW, stacked in JPEG, unlike the wider shot which was stacked in RAW and cropped in JPEG.

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