#featheredfriendsUnmoderated tagAll postsTrendingHotNewPromotedPayoutspapilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 7 days agoOh yeah, I knew they were hiding something.And so, I decided to search the bushes ... ...as normally they would scatter far away at my approach, but not this time, and my gut told me to investigate.papilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 5 days agoThe famous African Fish Eagle at rest......and a flock of birds crossing the moon's face. I was all eyes and ears, as I heard that famous eagle's call. **Do yourself a favor by Googling the "Africpapilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 3 days agoTwo special birds to share with you.First up is the Klaas's Cuckoo (Chrysococcyk klaas). This beauty is a very interesting bird, not only due to its call, but also for its nesting habits. Afrikpapilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 2 days agoThe rain warning sign for the animals was up......and the birds were scurrying around to get some extra food. The ring around the sun is called a halo, and it's a beautiful sign to warn that rain is on ittattoodjay in #hive-194913 • 3 days agoSeagullsSeagulls Good Morning I hope life is treating you well, I'm doing fun frustrated as I always get over the winter months to cold to get out for many walks, but luckily i have…papilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 10 days agoI was scammed by Mother nature.Not only one sunbird baby, as there were two. And the twins are now out of the nest in the bright sunlight. **So yeah, I could hear Mother nature lapapilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 13 days agoHe sat at a dizzying height at the top of a pine tree.But thankfully my camera's zoom got him. I end the post with a different bird, but let's watch this one first. * The Rock Kestrel (Falco rupicolus) is aborniet in #hive-132248 • 5 days agoA Day at the Zoo, or, How I Turned Animal Watching Into Art (and Mild Obsession)Two years ago, I walked into the zoo with my Canon R5 , Fujifilm X-T2 , and a full arsenal of lenses, determined to capture some wildlife magic. If you’ve ever wondered how…papilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 15 days agoWow! It's a boy.My first time to get a male Malachite sunbird baby in a nest. Just look at that little green head peeping out of the nest. Not easy to get the photos, as notpapilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 20 days agoClouds were building up on the mountains at the east.But thankfully we still had some sunlight. So, I got some random shots including birds and butterflies, before the rain arrived. We have very quick weather chpapilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 18 days agoTwo lovely surprises.First up was a baby praying mantis with attitude. It is still early in our summer season, and there are many babies around. One can never know what surprisespapilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 17 days agoA Yellow-billed Kite high up above the mountains.I will show you a mix of mountain peaks and some kite shots in here. The Yellow-billed Kite specie name is (Milvus aegyptius). *The yellow-billed kite (Milvgolden.future in #hive-179017 • 5 days agoEntry for Reflection Hunters Contest Hello. I came to a large, long lake. There was a bridge in the lake. When the water was high on the bridge, it was difficult to walk. There were birds perching on the…tattoodjay in #hive-194913 • 21 days agoSublime and Beautiful Sunday for the birdsSublime and Beautiful Sunday for the birds This post is for #SublimeSunday is inspired by @c0ff33a and #BeautifulSunday is initiated by @ace108. With the cooler weather I…papilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 23 days agoTaking evasive action.This little guy knows all about avoiding trouble. So why and how did he escape up into this high tree? The why was easy, as it saw me coming, and the why is apapilloncharity in #hive-194913 • 22 days agoGeese can also fly in formation.Decided to show you the birds first, before the sunset post tomorrow. At first, I thought that they were Ibises, but when they came closer, I saw that it wassampraise77 in #hive-194913 • 2 days agoThe Amazing Life of an EagleEagles are some of the coolest birds out there. With their huge wings and sharp claws, it’s easy to see why they are called the kings of the skies. 
