Source: Family Álbum
Hola a todos los seguidores y amigos de esta genial ¨Threespeak-Community¨: . Qué alegría que nos volvamos a encontrar para que juntos hagamos esta caminata ¨científica¨: y descubramos cosas bellas que tiene nuestro microcentro. Un ave que se ha establecido en nuestras calles es una conocida como ¨cotorras¨ ¨argentinas¨: esta especie de aves es originaria de ¨América¨-¨del-¨Sur¨: y algo que llama mucho nuestra atención es que se han acostumbrado tanto a las personas que ahora se atreven a buscar alimento en el suelo muy cerca de las personas. Sé que este tipo de aves se ven en muchas partes del mundo, pero no creo que tengan el comportamiento de descender de los árboles para caminar plácidamente entre las hierbas.
Hello to all the followers and friends of this great Threespeak-Community. How wonderful that we're meeting again to take this scientific walk together and discover the beautiful things our city center has to offer. One bird that has established itself on our streets is known as the "monk parakeet.""argentinas": This species of bird is native to"South America": and something that has caught our attention is that they have become so accustomed to people that they now dare to forage on the ground very close to them. I know that this type of bird is seen in many parts of the world, but I don't think they have the behavior of coming down from the trees to walk peacefully among the grasses.
Source: Family Álbum
Esta otra ¨ave¨: también se han acostumbrado a la presencia de las personas y a vivir entre ellas. Sus orígenes son el ¨Neotrópico¨: Les encanta pasar tiempo en lugares donde las personas los pueden ver; incluso se han hecho tan amigables que se animan a visitar lugares tan concurridos como una fuente de una plaza para beber agua. La verdad es que ha sido bastante sorprendente dar con ellas en ese lugar. Otra sorpresa ha sido dar con los ¨crestudo¨: esta es otra de esas especies que es más común encontrarlas en zonas urbanas que en algún bosque de mi ciudad. Son originarias de ¨ Sudamérica.¨: y se han habituado en muchos países del mundo. Son de esas aves muy elegantes a la hora de caminar, y es muy común verlas en las hierbas buscando de qué alimentarse.
This other "bird": has also become accustomed to the presence of people and living among them. Its origins are in the "Neotropics":. They love spending time in places where people can see them; they have even become so friendly that they venture to visit crowded places like a fountain in a plaza to drink water. It was quite surprising to find them there. Another surprise was finding the "crested". This is another one of those species that is more commonly found in urban areas than in any forest in my city. They are native to "South America" and have become established in many countries around the world. They are very elegant birds when they walk, and it is very common to see them in the grass looking for food.
Source: Family Álbum
Para crear un poco de suspenso, presente como imagen de portada a la última especie en presentar; si bien todas las especies que hallamos en esta oportunidad en el microcentro son preciosas, creo que estas son las más bonitas. Se trata de un ave conocida como ¨carpintereo¨ ¨real¨: son propias de ¨América¨-del-¨Sur,¨: Si bien son aves que está determinado que viven en zonas boscosas, muchas de ellas se han acostumbrado a vivir en espacios verdes dentro de las ciudades, como es el caso de este ejemplar que hemos hallado en esta caminata por el microcentro.
To create a little suspense, I'm presenting the last species we'll be showing as the cover image; while all the species we found this time in the city center are beautiful, I think these are the most beautiful. It's a bird known as the "Melanochloros Woodpecker.""real":are native to "South America":Although these birds are known to live in wooded areas, many have adapted to living in green spaces within cities, as is the case with this specimen we found on this walk through the city center.
Source: Family Álbum
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Que lindo que las aves se hayan acostumbrado a la presencia de las personas... estar más cerca y nosotros, ustedes, poder apreciarlas de esa manera. Hermoso el video, me encanta!! Muy buen día Luis!😃
En las calles de la ciudad, cada vez son más las especies de aves que escogen vivir. Por suerte, las personas son bastante respetuosas con ellas.
Las tres especies que hallamos esta semana son hermosas, en especial el pájaro carpintero.
Muchas gracias, querida amiga @avdesing.
Que disfrutes de un día hermoso.
Ese pájaro carpintero es tan hermoso y es bueno saber que la gente respeta a las aves.
The city streets are looking better and better, and the presence of the birds makes everything wonderful.
What beautiful birds! The woodpecker is my favorite.
Walking through the streets and seeing the birds is wonderful, and the best part is that we're seeing more and more beautiful species.
Thank you very much.
You saw a nice variety of birds on your walk. Love the parrot on the ground, so colorful.
How are you, dear friend @sunscape?
In my city, there are many species of birds living in the streets; the parrots are truly beautiful.
Thank you so much, have a lovely afternoon.
Buenas tardes @jlufer, aquí también llegaron las cotorras y aunque bajan de los arboles y se las puede ver sobre la hierva no se acercan a las personas. Las otras aves las conoczco gracias tus publicaciones.
Me ha encantadio la fotografía del benteveo sobre la fuente. Muchas gracias por las imágenes y el video.
Espero que disfrutes de un hermoso martes.
Good afternoon @jlufer, the parakeets have arrived here too, and although they come down from the trees and can be seen on the grass, they don't approach people. I know the other birds thanks to your posts.
I loved the photo of the great kiskadee on the fountain. Thank you so much for the pictures and the video.
I hope you enjoy a beautiful Tuesday.
Buenas tardes, querido amigo @enraizar.
Al parecer, las cotorras se han establecido en muchas partes del mundo. Y se están volviendo plagas.
Esta toma salió maravillosa.
Muchas gracias.
Que tengas una tarde hermosa.
Good afternoon, dear friend @enraizar.
It seems parakeets have established themselves in many parts of the world. And they're becoming pests.
This photo turned out wonderfully.
Thank you very much.
Have a beautiful afternoon.
Amazing wildlife you have there. I have not seen much wildlife as pretty as these here. I mean I do hear birds chirping outside. I'm glad for my container garden. I think it helps bring them here, I think. Thank you for always sharing your lovely photos. Enjoy your week!
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Good morning, dear friend @iamraincrystal.
I live in a lovely city with lots of birds in our streets, which is truly wonderful.
I'm so glad you can enjoy the birdsong from your balcony.
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