Motacilla alba The White Wagtail breeds in much of Europe, the Asian Palearctic and parts of North Africa. It is also a scarce breeder in Alaska. In the mildest regions of its distribution, it is a resident bird, but elsewhere it migrates south for the winter. Northern European birds spend the winter around the Mediterranean... Continue Reading →
Eurasian Whimbrel. Photographed in Estonia. Curved bill and stilt legsReady to probe the mudflats Whimbrel's way of life. Haiku 417.
Photographed in Estonia. Path laden with ferns A sense of peace and quietShadowed by tall trees. Haiku 410.
Ruddy Turnstone. Photographed in Estonia. Always on the goFlipping pebbles, turning stonesThat is what I do. Haiku 407.
Thecla betulae The Brown Hairstreak is distributed in most of the Palearctic. There are six recognized subspecies. It prefers habitats such as hedges, scrub, and wood edges with large prominent trees. It is a very peculiar butterfly, as it spends most of the time high in the tree canopy, especially at the tops of prime... Continue Reading →
Common Crane. Photographed in Estonia. A regal tall bird Strolling in the lush meadows Life is beautiful. Haiku 388.
Great Egret. Photographed in Estonia. Hidden in the reedsObserving the surroundingsWith extended neck. Haiku 362.
What do you wish you could do more every day? When I asked this question, one thing pops up to my mind, Travelling! Photographed in Estonia. Why? Well coming from, and living on a small island can be very limiting. Travelling expands your knowledge, your experiences and above all opens up your mind. To me... Continue Reading →
Aeshna cyanea The Blue Hawker is one of the most common and most widespread dragonflies in Europe. It is distributed in the West Palearctic and covers a large part of Europe up to Scotland and southern Scandinavia in the North, down south to parts of Italy and the northern Balkans, west up to Ireland and... Continue Reading →
Small Tortoiseshell. Photographed in Estonia. Vibrant expression Beauty packed in a small beingThat pleases the eye. Haiku 322.
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