Rock doves navigate via Earth’s magnetic field, allowing them to return to their home territory even if released in a new location.
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Rock doves navigate via Earth’s magnetic field, allowing them to return to their home territory even if released in a new location.
(Rock dove or pigeon)
a serene moment © aristhought
Perched quietly between whispers of green, the Red-vented Bulbul watches the forest come alive. A tiny explorer wrapped in feathers, carrying the rhythm of the wild in every song. 🌿🐦
📸 Photo by Abhijit Pandit Shot on Canon EOS 1100D
Male Ruby-Throated Hummingbird by Each Moment the Universe Via Flickr: Photographed with a Nikon Z8 and 500mm pf lens.
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I can still feel the cold from photographing these Snowy Owls in Ottawa—trekking through thigh-high snow to get a shot. Lucky that this lovely owl sat on a piece of machinery for a great shot.
Today's bird is this angy barn swallow