Female Piranga Rubra by netot
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Description
Another little bird I found during my walks.
Thanks to Richardphotos, who gave me a link to a page in order to classify the birds of this continent, so I know she is a female
http://www.birdnature.com/identification.html.
Some time ago I uploaded a photo of a male.
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2260832&user_id=665478&page=7&member&np

Comments (18)
Lindo pássaro meu caro, as cores são belas, adorável fotografia! Parabéns!
wow so clear and sharp . they be fast most the time and hard to get the shot in.
A charming little creature. Females are not usually this colorful. An outstanding image.
beautiful little bird, very nice photo!
What a beautiful bird!
Excellent capture of this beautiful female bird, the bird and leaves colors are in harmony !
very beautiful bird and capture
What unusual colors on this bird.
WOW ... wonderful capture and very great work !!! I like it !!!
That is a very pretty bird for sure great capture.
Lovely bird & great capture
His pose is so very cute and charming, Neto. I love all the colors and details of it. So beautiful!
Excellent capture, clarity, detail and lighting
Such a wonderful bird
Oh my goodness how beautiful. :))) I love the sweet details and colors. :)))) He may have been waiting for his love. :))))) Most excellent capture my friend. :))))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :)))) Carry A Warm Smile In Your Heart :)))))
A fantastic photo of this Piranga Rubra Neto. Beautiful colors my friend and I learned something new tonight. Thank You!!!!!
Excellent capture. Thank you for sharing the link.
Lovely colourful bird; British birds are (mostly) drab by comparison, yet we have more birdwatchers per capita than any other country... we must be masochists :)