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An yellow bird try to touch its reflection in a windshield

A seagull flying against orange - yellow background.

Eurasian skylark (Alauda arvensis) flying against the sunlight.

Weavers are named after their beautifully woven nests. Their nests come in all different shapes and sizes. Each species has its own separate intricate architectural design.

Yellow Canary, serinus canaria, Adult in flight against Black Background

Bee-eater in flight on a white background

The sulphur crested cockatoo is a white bird with a yellow crest.

Close up detail of a majestic golden eagle soaring in clear blue sky and looking at camera. Photographed in Western Australia.

Swan flying in a colorful sky at sunrise in a bright early morning at fall, Almere, Flevoland, The Netherlands, November 5, 2020

$Side view close-up of a single male Western yellow wagtail (Motacilla flava) flying with open mouth and wings closing on an early sunny summer morning with a clear blue sky, part of series 2/3\n\n[in the Netherlands the Yellow Wagtail is on the Red List of Threatened Species]$

A herring gull isolated on a white background.

Ave bienteveo pitanguá (Megarynchus pitangua) en pleno vuelo con fondo azul

This is an image of swallow diving towards the camera, converted to a painterly image.

Yellow Warbler (Setophaga petechia) catching flies in the air, Ottawa, Canada

Close up of albatross bird flying through clear blue sky.

Swainson's Hawk with a variety of sky backgrounds

An adult Herring Gull, Larus argentatus, flies against a background of out of focus tree limbs.

Sea Gull Flying against Yellow Background

Two Seagulls, sea birds flying with clean blue sky in background.

A very large seagull flying in Croatia at the city of Pula.

$It is the only seagull with a constant occurrence in Brazil that is larger, reaching around 58 centimeters in length (Sick, 1997). These gulls can be separated by plumage pattern into four age classes (Novelli, 1997).\n\nThe adult has a black back and upper parts of the wings, while the head and lower parts are white. The beak is yellow, with a red spot at the tip of the jaw. The legs are greenish-yellow. Juveniles have grayish-brown upperparts plumage densely speckled with white; the underparts are white mottled with brown. The beak is black and the legs are pinkish gray.$

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