Exotic & Beautiful Visitors Photo Gallery by Yvonne Merriam at pbase.com

Exotic & Beautiful Visitors

Exotic Avians, Leps & Flora from various North American conservatories...and the other two exotic beauties who've graced my life: Oodles & Simon.

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Come Hither
Pretty as a Peacock
My One True Love
My Simon

Monsieur Simon le Chat
Hannah
Cock of the Walk
Is This My Good Side???

Catalina in the Afternoon
Catalina Macaw
Miss Scarlet
Japanese Red-crowned Crane

Bill Pointer
African Jacana
Scarlet Ibis
Scarlet Ibis

White-headed Buffalo Weaver
Baglafecht Weaver
Purple Honeycreeper
Purple Honeycreeper

Turquoise Tanager
Bay-Headed Tanager
ParadiseTanager
Scratching Behind the Violetear

White-tipped Sicklebill
White-tipped Sicklebill
Bleeding Heart Dove
Red Faced Liocichla

Magnificent Fruit Dove
Racquet-tailed Roller
Racquet-tailed Roller
Blue-winged Pitta

Silver Eared Mesia 1
Silver Eared Mesia 2
Silver Eared Mesia 3
Red Tailed Laughing Thrush

Red Faced Liocichla Pair
White Eared Bulbul Resting
Thirsty White Eared Bulbul
White Eared Bulbul Drinking

Beautiful Duck...Photographer's Nightmare
Lady Smew
Mandarin Drake
Wood Duck Drake

Masked Teal
Marbled Duck
Falcated Teal
Ringed Teal

Hottentot Teal
Ruddy Shelduck
White-faced Whistling Duck
White -faced Whistlers

Hamerkop
Oriental Silver Eye
Cutthroat Finch
Well Camouflaged

Spice Finch
Getting a Drink
Bath Time
Spice Finch

Shy White-rumped Shama
Euphonics I
Euphonics II
Peeking Euphonia

Euphonia
Euphonia
Candalabra
Atlas Moth

Heliconius Hecale
Heliconius Hecale
Polydamas Swallowtail
Doris Longwing

Blue Morpho
Owl Butterfly
Heliconius Hecale Closing
Heliconius Hecale Open

Mating Ornithopterae
Ornithoptera
Banded Orange Heliconius
This Tastes GREAT!!!

Can You Hear Me Now???
Golden Conure
Juvenile Pink-backed Pelican
Stretching the Wings

Bashful Spoonbill
Helmeted Guineafowl
Black-headed Heron
White-crested Laughingthrush

Blue-winged Leafbird Female
Asian Fairy Bluebird
Bumblebee Poison Dart Frog
Blue Poison Dart Frogs

gallery: Los Penguinos

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Guest 19-Jan-2008 15:43
The bird posted as a rufous-bellied euphonia is actually a white-rumped shama.

Yi Feng 10-Nov-2005 01:54
Very beautiful gallery. Lots lovely captures.

Yvonne Merriam 01-Sep-2004 01:54
Hi Cristine. Thank you for your kind comments. As for these particular feathered friends, not much chance they will visit you, but you can visit them at any of your wonderful local zoos. However, most all of the wild birds in my Birds of the Western US gallery are easily lured at least within binocular range! Don't give up early on feeding...remember that soon all the northern species will be needing a power boost in your backyard for the remainder of their southward migration! Variety is the spice of life....and a great way to lure birds in! :o)
Yvonne

Cristine Varney 01-Sep-2004 00:35
I have just started feeding our wild birds. Thus far, none of these lovlies have appeared. I have limited out on brown sparrows, I do believe :). Fabulous captures and I love those vibrant outfits your birds sport. I live in Southern California. Any chance these may visit me? Kindest regards, cristine

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Come Hither	Pretty as a Peacock	My One True Love	My Simon
Monsieur Simon le Chat	Hannah	Cock of the Walk	Is This My Good Side???
Catalina in the Afternoon	Catalina Macaw	Miss Scarlet	Japanese Red-crowned Crane
Bill Pointer	African Jacana	Scarlet Ibis	Scarlet Ibis
White-headed Buffalo Weaver	Baglafecht Weaver	Purple Honeycreeper	Purple Honeycreeper
Turquoise Tanager	Bay-Headed Tanager	ParadiseTanager	Scratching Behind the Violetear
White-tipped Sicklebill	White-tipped Sicklebill	Bleeding Heart Dove	Red Faced Liocichla
Magnificent Fruit Dove	Racquet-tailed Roller	Racquet-tailed Roller	Blue-winged Pitta
Silver Eared Mesia 1	Silver Eared Mesia 2	Silver Eared Mesia 3	Red Tailed Laughing Thrush
Red Faced Liocichla Pair	White Eared Bulbul Resting	Thirsty White Eared Bulbul	White Eared Bulbul Drinking
Beautiful Duck...Photographer's Nightmare	Lady Smew	Mandarin Drake	Wood Duck Drake
Masked Teal	Marbled Duck	Falcated Teal	Ringed Teal
Hottentot Teal	Ruddy Shelduck	White-faced Whistling Duck	White -faced Whistlers
Hamerkop	Oriental Silver Eye	Cutthroat Finch	Well Camouflaged
Spice Finch	Getting a Drink	Bath Time	Spice Finch
Shy White-rumped Shama	Euphonics I	Euphonics II	Peeking Euphonia
Euphonia	Euphonia	Candalabra	Atlas Moth
Heliconius Hecale	Heliconius Hecale	Polydamas Swallowtail	Doris Longwing
Blue Morpho	Owl Butterfly	Heliconius Hecale Closing	Heliconius Hecale Open
Mating Ornithopterae	Ornithoptera	Banded Orange Heliconius	This Tastes GREAT!!!
Can You Hear Me Now???	Golden Conure	Juvenile Pink-backed Pelican	Stretching the Wings
Bashful Spoonbill	Helmeted Guineafowl	Black-headed Heron	White-crested Laughingthrush
Blue-winged Leafbird Female	Asian Fairy Bluebird	Bumblebee Poison Dart Frog	Blue Poison Dart Frogs
gallery: Los Penguinos

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Guest		19-Jan-2008 15:43
The bird posted as a rufous-bellied euphonia is actually a white-rumped shama.

Yi Feng		10-Nov-2005 01:54
Very beautiful gallery. Lots lovely captures.

Yvonne Merriam		01-Sep-2004 01:54
Hi Cristine. Thank you for your kind comments. As for these particular feathered friends, not much chance they will visit you, but you can visit them at any of your wonderful local zoos. However, most all of the wild birds in my Birds of the Western US gallery are easily lured at least within binocular range! Don't give up early on feeding...remember that soon all the northern species will be needing a power boost in your backyard for the remainder of their southward migration! Variety is the spice of life....and a great way to lure birds in! :o) Yvonne

Cristine Varney		01-Sep-2004 00:35
I have just started feeding our wild birds. Thus far, none of these lovlies have appeared. I have limited out on brown sparrows, I do believe :). Fabulous captures and I love those vibrant outfits your birds sport. I live in Southern California. Any chance these may visit me? Kindest regards, cristine

Exotic & Beautiful Visitors

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YMerriamPhoto@yahoo.com

Best viewed in Original Size