Lux

painting of a robin looking for food in the snow

Here's a painting of a robin searching for food in the snow🐦🥰
#birds #winter #January #artshare #painting

robin eating bird seed in the snow

Feed the birds 🥰🐦
#winter #cold #January

Nature's artwork
Time and experience can create some special effects and character...

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There is a quality in the delicate blue that makes you slow down, soften, and take a minute to appreciate that the world can be gentle and good...
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Pausing to see what we see can help us realize what we're not seeing...
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Nature's still life

Blaumeise - blue tit
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Silberreiher - great white egret
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Well that's some interesting colours

A blackbird, photographed from the side. It is sitting on a wooden fence and looking to the left.

Blackbird - Amsel - Turdus Merula 🪶 📷 #birds #bnw #photography #art

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Nature's artwork

Maturity brings new and unusual beauty...

Nature's artwork
Shades and backgrounds
Contrasts

White-breasted Nuthatch

Seriously... Where to begin?
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Evening 😀

For those moments when you need to breathe...

Those moments when you feel like Mother Nature is hugging you...
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The Long-tailed tit (Aegithalos caudatus), also known as the Long-tailed bushtit, is a small, round-bodied bird with a long tail, often found in woodlands and gardens across Europe and Asia. It has a predominantly black, white, and pink plumage, with a distinctively long tail, hence its name. These birds are known for their lively, sociable nature and build intricate, hanging nests made from moss, lichen, and feathers. Conservation status: Least Concern. CC: HRIG 📷: Photo by TheOtherKev via Pixabay 2022

Long-tailed tit 🌍🌏 #Eurasianbirds #Europeanbirds #Asianbirds | #mybirdcards #birdcards #birds🦜

Nature's artwork

Winter wonderland...

Just checking in to see what's up...
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Im Winter geht alles ein wenig langsamer. Und das ist gut so.

Noch eins von der Sumpfmeise am Wochenende
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marsh tit
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The Cape weaver (Ploceus capensis) is a small to medium-sized bird found in southern Africa. The males (pictured) have bright yellow plumage with an orange-brown nape and crown, while the females are duller in colour with streaked brown and yellow feathers. Both sexes have a distinctive conical bill that is used to weave elaborate nests, which can be seen hanging from trees and shrubs. Cape weavers are social birds and are often found in flocks. They mainly feed on seeds and insects and are known to be quite vocal with a variety of calls and songs. Conservation status: Least Concern. CC: GPYQ 📷: Photo by RosZie via Pixabay 2022

Cape weaver 🌍 #Africanbirds #SouthAfricanbirds | #mybirdcards #birdcards #birds🦜