Saint Incredibeard.
Oh, does this photo ever make me laugh, it’s great. For the consciously hirsute out there, have a visit to Incredibeard, and don’t miss the Incredibeard Instagram. Part of their proceeds goes to help children access clean water, too, so you can get some nifty stuff for beard care, and be socially conscious, too.
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has their Birds of North America up and running, and it is a great resource for all of us dinosaur watchers out there, check it out!
Gorgeous Pelicans, from Lofty. That first shot, perfection! Click for full size.
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From Lofty: Today’s dinosaur collection in the drain round the back of the airport. Swamp hens on the water, silver gulls in line, ibis on the fence. Click for full size!
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From Lofty, what a beauty! Click for full size.
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From Lofty, click for full size! Those Ibis, so pretty!
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From Kengi, click for full size!
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A Cardinal and Brown-headed Cowbirds (male and female), from Kengi. Click for full size!
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From Kengi, click for full size.
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And a Galah, from Lofty, click for full size!
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From Kengi, Goldfinches putting on their bright colours, click for full size!
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From Kengi, very exciting! I’ve never seen one of these in person. Click for full size.
One nice thing about studio side is that I’m very close to all the dinosaurs. I was hanging at the window when this Downy decided to have her grooming session on the tree right outside my window. Click for full size.
I’m supposed to be ‘resting’ (meaning don’t move much) for six effing weeks. The unhappiness of that was mitigated today by a gorgeous, very young Downy boy, who was braving the tray in the face of finch hordes, grackles, bluejays, robins, and much older, bossier woodpeckers. Click for full size!
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