For Every Season Turn, Turn, Turn....
The male southern red bishop has eclipse plumage, meaning it changes colour during the breeding season.
Southern Red Bishop (Afrikaans: Rooivink) a bird that made me think of the song title used, a wonderful reminder, we have time, we change alter course and re-navigate life a couple of times, this little bird does a dramatic change.
Male redhead darting in and out of reeds, showing dominance, luring his female audience, oh no shame his is a harem! He furiously builds a few nests, then hopes for the best, it maybe his turn in life for more than one wife.
His nest is sturdy in build, he will defend his territory like a gladiator vying for female attention, attractive flaming redhead against lustrous black chest and beak, a busy season waiting his turn, a dashingly handsome fellow isn't he.
Turn, Turn, Turn ~ The Byrds (Remember this song?)
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Fishing the river, Grey Heron is recognizable by long S-shaped neck, dagger-like bill and long legs. Using feet to find a treat treading the river bed, quite possible to harpoon a fish swimming past with dagger-like bill, unleashing speed with long S-shaped neck.
Grey Herons eat meat, no vegetarian diet in their world, quite international flyers who have been around for a long time. Similar but not the same, related to Great Blue Heron found in America.
By what I understand from reading, both Blue and Grey Heron breed in the North and make residence down in the South, no passports required, don't have to move if conditions are good. Perhaps you recognize them, let me know.
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Thought for Today: A fish and bird may fall in love but the two cannot build a home together. ~ African Proverb.
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