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herpsandbirds · 2 months
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Splendid Fairywrens (Malurus splendens), male and female, family Maluridae, order Passeriformes, Australia
photograph by Kipp Thompson
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alonglistofbirds · 6 months
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[2097/11056] Carpentarian grasswren - Amytornis dorotheae
Order: Passeriformes Suborder: Passeri Superfamily: Meliphagoidea Family: Maluridae (australasian wrens) Genus: Amytornis (grasswrens)
Photo credit: Laurie Ross via Macaulay Library
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birdblues · 1 year
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Superb Fairywren
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ljsbugblog · 6 months
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some non-bug creatures seen in my backyard recently. someday I will get a photo of a fairy wren that isn't blurry lol.
Brown Hare (Lepus europaeus).
Superb Fairywren, male (Malurus cyaneus).
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terranlifeform · 1 year
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Splendid fairywren (Malurus splendens) in Western Australia
John Anderson
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webberwoof · 3 months
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just a little fairy wren in a big world 💙
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transbirds · 2 years
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Splendid Fairywren (Malurus splendens)
© Chris Burns
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birds-that-screm · 2 years
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Superb Fairywren (Malurus cyaneus)
© Helen Cunningham
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proton-wobbler · 9 months
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Round 2, Poll 12
Southern Emuwren vs Painted Redstart
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Southern Emuwren
"I think their tails look like grass seedheads and that makes me happy"
"The southern emu-wren derives its common name from its tail feathers, the loosely barbed nature of which resembles feathers of the emu, the irony being that the emu-wrens are among the smallest of Australian birds, while the emu is the largest." - Wiki
Painted Redstart
"saw my lifer while chillin in a natural hot spring B)"
"Nests are set on the ground on slopes, seldom in trees, usually in sites that provide some cover from above such as in cavities, under bushes, or on the side of a canyon, a creek bed, or even a building."
Tail flicking and fanning are a common behaviors of this species, with birds flicking their long tails while foraging, or fanning their tails to communicate with each other or a perceived threat. When pairing up for the season, males will start with displays and singing, and a receptive female will sing back to her male throughout the day. This continues even into the nesting period, as a "whisper" song.
Images: Emuwren (Timothy Paasila)
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vanillaflowerstuff · 1 year
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i discovered fairywrens and i Love Them, they are amazing -- tiny colorful miracles of nature c:
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herpsandbirds · 7 months
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Splendid Fairywrens (Malurus splendens), male, family Maluridae, Australia
photograph by Mark Eatwell
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alonglistofbirds · 7 months
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[2014/11056] Campbell's fairywren - Chenorhamphus campbelli
Order: Passeriformes Suborder: Passeri Superfamily: Meliphagoidea Family: Maluridae (australasian wrens)
Photo credit: Stephan Lorenz via Macaulay Library
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birdblues · 1 year
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Red-backed Fairywren
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perfect-plumage · 2 years
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Variegated Fairywren (Malurus lamberti)
© Chris Burns
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terranlifeform · 2 years
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Superb fairy-wren (Malurus cyaneus) in Tasmania, Australia
Helen Cunningham
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passerine-free-pass · 2 years
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Splendid Fairywren (Malurus splendens)
© Chris Burns
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