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POPSBlue jay (Cyanocitta cristata) When I was living in the States (I lived in Atlanta, and was born in Madison, Wisconsin), I remember that whenever I saw a blue jay, I was pretty sure the rest of the day was going to be pretty swell. They have this combination of quiet, dignified beauty and sassy pertsonality that I find irresistible. I immediately put this as wallpaper.
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POPSImpact An amazing shot of an osprey grabbing a fish. This has to be one of my top five best pictures I've ever seen.
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POPSScarlet Tanager (II) This has to be one of the most perfect photographs of a male Scarlet Tanager I've ever seen. I wish I'd have one of a wild Troupial (Venezuela's national bird) as comparable. I love it.
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POPSPalemale flying to the nest Maybe New Yorkers will recognize this fellow. This is Palemale, a red-tailed hawk that is a regular nester in Central Park along with his mate, Lola. What a magnificent bird. I'll keep an eye out for him next time I'm at the Big Apple.
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POPSCormorant fisher In China, fishermen train cormorants to catch fish and bring them back to the boat. I suppose the leash and tight collar around the neck helps them not get too greedy. This photo is absolutely stunning.
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POPSRainbow lorikeet Spectacularly colored lorikeets from Australia. I've noticed that most of my clippings are pictures of birds. But who can blame me? Birds are nature's color palette.
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POPSCurious duck Beautiful Wood Duck with a inquisitive look on his face. Perfect photography. God, I want to take pictures like this!
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POPSScarlet Tanager North American birds don't get much more beautiful than this. Absolutely spectacular.
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POPSLittle Owl I love owls. There's something so comical combined with seriousnesss about them. They rank third in my favorite bird list, after parrots and penguins.
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