#Migratory
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federer7 · 8 months ago
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Migratory Field Worker Picking Cotton in San Joaquin Valley, California. 1938. From "An American Exodus"
Photo: Dorothea Lange
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tilbageidanmark · 2 months ago
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Elephant herds used to be so much larger. Photo by Peter Beard.
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iamlisteningto · 3 months ago
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Masayoshi Fujita’s Migratory
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kuhulua · 23 days ago
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THEY'RE SO CUTE I CANNOT
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coffeenuts · 3 months ago
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knightofleo · 3 months ago
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Masayoshi Fujita | Valley
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doomboy911 · 4 months ago
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Theme Migratory
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Commentary Will add later at work. Alright I want to melt. For this piece I knew movement was essential with a lovely parallax scrolling program freshly bought I decided to try and create the idea of something flying across the seas to its new home.
Palette picked
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philippinewildlifeart · 11 months ago
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How many waterbirds do you see in this pattern? One is a migratory raptor! 
Every January bird lovers and scientists join the Asian Waterbird Census or AWC. They count waterbirds, or birds “ecologically dependent on wetlands” (Wetlands Int. 2018). Wetlands include coasts, mangroves areas, rivers, lakes, marshes and other similar areas.
Join the count! Recommended dates for counting are January 6 to 21. Forms, guides, and more information can be found at the South Asia Wetlands International website at: bit.ly/awc2024
Or contact your local biologist or bird-lover at Wetlands International Philippines, Haribon Foundation, Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), or local environment group.
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rjdent · 11 months ago
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Migratory by R J Dent - a new poem written 25/12/2023:
Migratory
They spell out a page
  of something
  in a foreign language
  as they fly overhead –
  or music –
The sound
  of feather rustle, pinion creak
  and wax cracking.
Over the lake they almost
  become legible,
  tangible –
  a secret almost revealed.
by R J Dent
Copyright © R J Dent 25/12/2023
www.rjdent.com
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pogomcl · 1 year ago
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Silver-Y Moth, Autographa gamma Canon 5D3 Sigma 105 2.8 f/4.5 1/320 iso: 250 Srbsko, Czech Republic
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cuprikorn · 2 years ago
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crows-with-ink · 2 years ago
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Catbird spring 💚💐
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monsieurbj · 2 years ago
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Snow geese in the Skagit Valley, WA heading to their roosting grounds from feeding all day near LaConner, WA. These birds along with the trumpeter swans migrate from the far north every year to winter in the Skagit Valley 60 miles north of Seattle.
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adamk0310 · 2 years ago
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Surprisingly Elusive by Adam Kaningher
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stseregh · 2 years ago
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iamthecrime · 23 days ago
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