#plumage

🌍🐬 🦋Earthling84 🐞🕊️🌞Barterre
2025-12-04
Woodpeckers - Pic-Vert
Hominides.comhominides
2025-11-05

Oiseau en contour découpé dans une côte de grand boviné. Découvert en 2009 dans la grotte d'Ekain (Espagne). Magdalénien moyen .
Il mesure 66,2 mm de long, 19 mm de large et 3,4 mm d’épaisseur moyenne. Il a été daté de 13 862 ± 129 BP.
hominides.com/musees-et-sites/
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Oiseau contour decoupé dans un os de bisons - grotte Ekain en Espagne
2025-06-04
🎩🌸 Quand la rose rencontre le panache.

Il y a ceux qui posent.
Et puis il y a Mj-Nin.

Artiste flamboyant, touche-à-tout et grand prince du décalage poétique, il transforme chaque séance en théâtre de l’absurde raffiné. En dentelle, plumes et regard impérial, il vous rappelle que l’autodérision est un art de vivre… et de poser.

Moi ? J’ai ri, admiré, cliqué. Beaucoup cliqué.
Et vous, oserez-vous révéler votre folie douce devant l’objectif ? 😉

📸 Osez une séance qui vous ressemble, même de loin.

D’autres séances à découvrir ici :
https://celinepivoineyes.com/autres-seances-photo/photographe-nu-artistique/

📩 Infos & tarifs en ligne

#osez #autoportrait #plumage #dentelle #portraitcréatif #mjnin #photographe #portrait #nudeart #nudeartistique #fantaisie #modemature #hommemature #rosemonamour #noiretblanc #studiophotolocation #montreuil93 #celinepivoine #labelestim #shootingartistique #photoinsolite #photographeestim #estime #bodypositive
rinceventrincevent_
2025-05-12

Connaissez-vous le Miro rosé, aussi appelé robin rose ?
Un petit oiseau australien à la poitrine rose bonbon qui semble tout droit sorti d’un conte de fées 🌿✨
Discret, mignon, et rare... on vous dit tout sur ce bijou à plumes :
👉 2tout2rien.fr/le-miro-rose-ros

Robin rose
Fr TonyFrTony
2025-04-25

On my way to mass this morning

Tom turkey trying to impress a hen with a display of plumage and long beardTom turkey trying to impress a hen with a display of plumage and long beardTom turkey trying to impress a hen with a display of plumage
Lukas VFN 🇪🇺animalculum@scholar.social
2025-04-09

New research finds #fluorescence in feathers of Long-eared Owls
phys.org/news/2025-04-fluoresc

Fluorescent pigment concentration correlated with age, sex, and size in #LongEaredOwl (Asio otus) plumage tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

"female Long-eared #Owls have a much higher concentration of these pigments in their feathers, challenging a common misconception that colorful #plumage is a male trait... We are only beginning to describe fluorescent pigments in #birds and other vertebrates"

Person holding an outstretched bird wing under UV light source. The feathers of the wing glow in red.
2025-04-04
Green Heron
I had been watching him fish under the dim canopy for quite some time, but the light was too low. I was so happy when he hopped to a branch where a sunbeam made its way through. #everglades #heron #greenheron #plumage #marsh #waterbird #shorebird #birdfreaks #birdnerd #birdwatching #birder #birdbrilliance
2025-03-23
Ruddy Turnstone in nonbreeding plumage. I spotted them on a corner of a beach during a quick trip to the Florida Keys from the Everglades. The turnstones may have been the only ones on the beach not putting on their sexiest look! #turnstone #ruddyturnstone #ruddy #plumage #shorebirds #waterbirds #bird #birds #birdwatching #Florida #thefloridakeys #birdwatching #birdphotography #nature #naturephotography
2025-02-17

Greater Roadrunner Winter Profile by Debra Martz
One reason birds fluff up their feathers is to stay warm in the winter. This traps air between their body and feathers acting as insulation. The more trapped air, the warmer the bird.

AKA Chaparral bird
debra-martz.pixels.com/feature

#Roadrunner #Chaparral #Winter #bird #plumage #feathers #featheredFriends #BirdLovers #aves #avian #ornithology #BuyIntoArt #AYearForArt

A roadrunner stands alert against a blurred natural background, showcasing its distinct plumage and sharp beak. The intricate pattern of its feathers is highlighted, ranging from brown to white with touches of blue on its head. Photography by Debra Martz
2025-02-17
Full #plumage display of a male #peacock .

#bird #birb #wildlife
A male peacock with fully displayed plumage in front of round wooden benches.
2025-02-05

Taken a couple of days ago - is it me?
I'm not used to seeing a #female #Mallard with such plain #plumage on the head?

#waterfowl #birds

Pair of Mallard near the bank of a lake
2025-01-05

A buff necked ibis on the sandy shore of a river poking its long beak into the soft soils looking for food. Photographed in the Pantanal of Brazil. All our photos were taken from the rocky platform of a boat so I was always thrilled to get an in-focus image of the wildlife! See more here: joan-carroll.pixels.com/featur

#pantanal #brazil #ibis #buffneckedibis #bird #birdphotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #animals #nature #southamerica #beak #redeye #plumage #feeding

A buff necked ibis on the sandy shore of a river poking its long beak into the soft soils looking for food. See more here: https://joan-carroll.pixels.com/featured/buff-necked-ibis-pantanal-brazil-joan-carroll.html

#pantanal #brazil #ibis #buffneckedibis #bird #birdphotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #animals #nature #southamerica #beak #redeye #plumage #feeding
GrrlScientist ⧖ Ⓥ 🇺🇦grrlscientist
2024-12-08

Genome Sequencing Shows Kākāpō Evolved Two Plumage Colors To Evade Predators

"Genomic sequencing of almost all living kākāpō reveals they evolved two different plumage colors to avoid the sharp eyes of their avian predators."

by @grrlscientist via 

🦜 🪶 🦉 🧪 medium.com/grrlscientist/genom

GrrlScientist ⧖ Ⓥ :verified:GrrlScientist@mstdn.science
2024-12-08

Genome Sequencing Shows Kākāpō Evolved Two Plumage Colors To Evade Predators

"Genomic sequencing of almost all living kākāpō reveals they evolved two different plumage colors to avoid the sharp eyes of their avian predators."

by @GrrlScientist via #medium

#kakapo🦜 #plumage #colors #evolution #birds🪶 #ornithology🦉 #conservation #SciComm🧪 medium.com/grrlscientist/genom

GrrlScientist ⧖ Ⓥ SciComm 🇺🇦grrlscientist@me.dm
2024-12-08

Genome Sequencing Shows Kākāpō Evolved Two Plumage Colors To Evade Predators

"Genomic sequencing of almost all living kākāpō reveals they evolved two different plumage colors to avoid the sharp eyes of their avian predators."

by @grrlscientist via @medium

#kakapo #plumage #colors #evolution #birds #ornithology #conservation #SciComm medium.com/grrlscientist/genom

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