Alrom
Alrom
@alrom.bsky.social
(he/him) BCN/NYC, mostly photos of birds in Central Park, or photos taken with my Yashica Mat124G. https://www.flickr.com/photos/alrom/
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This photo is from 2024 but it's one of my favorites! A blackbird going full Narcissus on its own reflection #birds 🪶
Good morning folks. Time for me to cover Alan's #BirdOfTheDay, the theme is #Reflection, any bird reflection. The Alt theme is #Pairs, any pair of same/mixed birds. #birds #ECK #CanonR5mkii #ukbirding @bbcspringwatch.bsky.social #birdphotography #wildlife @rspb.bsky.social #NatureTherapy #BirdLife
Por ahora las encuestas apuntan a una derrota histórica de los republicanos, en plan perdiendo en Texas y cosas así, con lo que es posible que las elecciones yanquis acaben ayudando a Pedro Sánchez.
La sombra de Trump: así pueden influir las 'midterms' de EEUU en las elecciones españolas, Antonio Ruiz Valdivia y Carmen Rengel | El Huffington Post www.huffingtonpost.es/politica/la-... vía @huffingtonpost.es
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This kind of sucks. Monk Parakeets have completely taken over my home city of Barcelona in a couple of decades, and they will eventually take over NYC displacing native birds. I really love cardinals and bluejays, I don't want them gone 😞
This colorful and vocal wild Monk Parakeet made a splash in midtown Manhattan's Herald Square Park on Tuesday. It may have wandered in from New Jersey, where many colonies of this naturalized species can be found.
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Of course in preparation for this I left the East Coast, I'm about to land in LA. 😩 On the other hand I'm hoping to see some cool West Coast birds! Maybe!
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