Bar-headed goose / Streifengans
Egyptian vulture / Schmutzgeier
Domestic chicken, or rather cockerel / Haushuhn bzw. -hahn
And some more feather bearers:
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenged: feathers.
Tag: birds
look at me
For One Word Sunday: contrast. More contrasting pictures found here.
Always look on the bright birds of life
even if life is art, or at least, decoration.
For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: vibrant colours. For more vibrant and colourful photos, click here.
These benches are for the birds
For Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: benches.
Benches Cee wanted, benches Cee got. And some birds thrown in for good measure.
For more photos of benches, click here.
Birds minus
Birds missing vital parts in the following pictures.
Stork minus a leg.
Duck also minus a leg.
Gray goose without a beak.
Duck also without a beak.
Canadian goose without a neck, or possibly without a head.
Two ducks without any upper body parts.
Pigeon without head.
Swan also without head.
Flamingo without neither neck nor head.
Cockerel without colour.
For Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge. More odd photos or photos with odd subjects can be found here.
Birds of many feathers
The theme for Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge this week is birds. I’ve decided to go with selective colour although in the last picture of the Canada goose it was difficult to find any colour in the animal itself.
Here are more monochrome photos of birds.
Threesome, twosome, flysome
Nancy Merill at A Photo A Week asked for mismatched sets. Can you spot which one is the odd one out?
Find the lack shee… seagull.
And some more birds. Spot the odd one out:
A Photo a Week: one of these things. More mismatched sets can be found here.
Nothing cheap about those cheeps
Fluff ball or robin?
Two stalkers.
Proudly crowing and modestly clucking.
For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge with the subject of birds. More feathered creatures can be found here.
Musician and knights
These murals are on two separate block of flats, marking the corner of a parking area. They are created in the same mosaic style but one is a framed panel of about 5 by 2 metres, whereas the other one covers the whole side of a two storeyed house. (Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany)
Find more murals and graffiti at Monday Murals.
