Killdeer - Limestone Park, Alabaster, AL #canon #canonphotography #birdphotography #ThePhotoHour #birdwatching #NaturePhotography #birdtwitter #TwitterNatureCommunity #BirdsSeenIn2024

A beautiful Northern Pintail couple 😍 The male appears to have a 🖤 heart on its plumage😎 #TwosDay #Heart #TwitterNatureCommunity #TwitterNaturePhotography #birdphotography #BirdsOfTwitter #wildlifephotography #NaturePhotography

Fiery red leaf patches on the uppersides and white aecia of Puccinia phragmitis on the undersides of Dock (Rumex sp.) leaves were abundant around Lawrence Weston Moor LNR today. @BritMycolSoc #TwitterNatureCommunity

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The big advantage when hunting for plant pathogens is that they can't run of fly away! I had just seconds to snap this tiny Soldier Beetle in woodland above Lawrence Weston Moor LNR before it flew off. A male Malthodes marginatus? 🤔 @NHM_Coleoptera #TwitterNatureCommunity

The rust fungus Puccinia urticata was extraordinarily abundant on Stinging Nettles at Lawrence Weston Moor LNR today. Perhaps the waterlogged conditions are an environmental stressor that make the plants more susceptible to infection? 🤔 @BritMycolSoc #TwitterNatureCommunity

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The fungal plant pathogen Ramularia ulmariae which produces purple spots on Meadowsweet leaves. Found at Lawrence Weston Moor LNR today. @BritMycolSoc #TwitterNatureCommunity

Goslings out and about today at a local regional park 🥰#TongueOutTuesday #TwitterNatureCommunity #TwitterNaturePhotography #birdphotography #BirdsOfTwitter #wildlifephotography #NaturePhotography

Meadowsweet plays host to a number of plant pathogens. These little red leaf galls are produced by the midge Dasineura ulmaria. Found at Lawrence Weston Moor LNR today. @britgalls #TwitterNatureCommunity

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The Rookery at Huntington Beach State Park was off the wall. Tons of birds incubating, and the sounds were otherworldly. These greenies were part of the fun. #TwitterNatureCommunity

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A wander around the still waterlogged marshland of Lawrence Weston Moor LNR yielded a few interesting finds today. I think that these are telia of the rust fungus Uromyces junci on Hard Rush (Juncus inflexus) stems. @BritMycolSoc #TwitterNatureCommunity

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Deluxe double nature reserve highlights at @langstonehb #birds #bird #birdphotography #birdsOfTwitter #TwitterNatureCommunity #TwitterNaturePhotography #naturephoto #nature #wildlife

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Common Ivy (Hedera helix) has more than its fair share of spots'n'dots but these 👇caught my eye today whilst out and about. I think that this might be the fungal plant pathogen Colletotrichum trichellum. @BritMycolSoc #TwitterNatureCommunity

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The powdery mildew Erysiphe platani on a Plane tree (Platanus sp.) at the foot of Kingsweston Down. Leaf deformation becomes even more pronounced as the year progresses. @BritMycolSoc #TwitterNatureCommunity

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Captain Hook in action! Osprey with catch @ Sebastian Inlet, Florida, USA. (2024-02-03) #NaturePhotography #TwitterNatureCommunity #BBCWildlifePOTD #ThePhotoHour #IndiAves #fishing

The good news for the Lapwing and rest of the birds, is that the snow is finally gone. #BirdsSeenIn2024 🇫🇮🪶 #BirdsOfTwitter #birdphotography #birdwatching #NaturePhotography #TwitterNatureCommunity

Coot and a demanding Cootlet.. #TwitterNatureCommunity #Elmley

Nice to see some Mallard Ducklings and the Whimbrels again at Newcastle Woods today. @BirdWatchIE @Britnatureguide @PatchBirding #BirdsSeenIn2024 #PWC2024 #BirdsOfTwitter #photography #birdphotography #birding #TwitterNatureCommunity

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