St. Stephen’s Green.

From Raucous Indignation, spot the surprise guest in the 2nd – 4th photos, click for full size!

A Rare Sighting.

A fledgling Gray Catbird, who wanted his/her parents very much. The little one was very attracted to the shutter noise, which brought them closer to me. Click for full size.

Definitively Dragon.

Exquisite dragonfly shots from Charly, who said these were taken with his phone. Click for full size!

Iris.

A beautiful Iris, from David. Click for full size!

An Invasion of One.

From Chigau, a bird (Magpie?) was quite intent on a home invasion, click for full size!

North Beach, Perce, Quebec.

From Voyager, click for full size! Beautiful.

Feather.

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Urban Dinosaurs.

From Ice Swimmer: Any way, in a tram stop in Downtown Helsinki, these urban dinosaurs are disputing whose piece of bread that is. The adult European herring gull (white with gray wings) took it in the end and flew away. The hooded crow, jackdaw, pigeon and the juvenile gull were left empty-beaked. The pigeon and the jackdaw were quite careful to not get too much attention from the big ones. Multiple buses, cabs and a tram interrupted their dispute, but no-one got run over and they resumed multiple times after each vehicle was gone.
I have no idea who dropped the bread or how this thing started. Click for full size!

The Sydney Morning Herald Archive.

Millions of photos, documenting Australian life from the 1920s to the 1990s, were stranded and lost in Arkansas, of all places. A bank ended up owning them, but had no interest. Fortunately Daniel Miller, a gallery owner, bought them, and the process of sorting and trying to repatriate them is ongoing. You can read all about this project, see more, and be able to help with the repatriation at smhphotographs.