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Blue Tit in Klagshamn, Sweden â They may be small, but theyâre not easily missed. Especially when they want to be seen â on their terms. This Blue Tit, perched atop a slender budding branch in Klagshamn, gave me a moment of pure attitude. A Bud, a Bird, and a Blink I was watching the treetops shift…
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Mute swan at ArriesjĂśn, Sweden â There are moments in wildlife photography when the subject finds you. This was one of them. Early in the fog of a quiet Swedish morning, a mute swan approached from the far end of ArriesjĂśn, regal and unhurried, and fixed me with a stare I wonât soon forget. In that instant, I wasnât…
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Painted Bunting at Taronga Zoo, Sydney â Some birds wear colour like camouflage. Others wear it like theatre. And then thereâs the Painted Bunting â a bird so vibrant, so unapologetically bold, it feels like nature painted it just to show off. A Burst of Wild Colour I spotted this male Painted Bunting perched in the filtered light of…
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Common gull in Pildammsparken â Some mornings, you donât go out chasing drama. You go out hoping to notice the quiet things. In MalmĂśâs Pildammsparken, with its slow-turning trees and long reflections, a bird in flight can feel like a small miracle. This Common gull (Larus canus) slipped into my frame like a line of poetry â wings…
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Feral pigeon in flight over Kungsparken â There are birds we chase for rarity, and then there are birds that chase us â following us through the city, gathering at our feet, nesting in our architecture. The feral pigeon is one of them. So common, so often ignored. But then⌠they take flight. A Moment in Motion…
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European robin in Klagshamn â Thereâs a rhythm to spring mornings in southern Sweden that always calls me outside before the coffeeâs even brewed. In Klagshamn, where the Baltic breeze stirs the hedgerows and whispers through the trees, I spotted a quiet figure among the budding branches: a young or possibly female European robin, resting in…
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Klagshamns Udde always feels like a place between worlds â part sea, part steppe, part forgotten battlefield of sky and wind. Itâs where I often go when I need stillness. Or movement. Or both. That morning, as the sea murmured against the limestone shore and the scent of salt mingled with early green, I…
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The dog hunting the mallard surprised me. It was supposed to be just another quiet morning along the Ribersborg shoreline â the kind where the sun sparkles off the Ăresund, and the horizon stretches pale and infinite. I was kneeling in the reeds, Sony A7R V poised with the 200â600mm, casually scanning for coastal…