Fulica Collection
"Fulica: A Fascinating World of Coots and Swamphens" Discover the captivating world of Fulica, also known as American coots or Eurasian coots
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"Fulica: A Fascinating World of Coots and Swamphens" Discover the captivating world of Fulica, also known as American coots or Eurasian coots. These unique waterbirds are found in various parts of the world, showcasing their remarkable behaviors and stunning appearances. In London, England, UK, during December, male Eurasian coots engage in intense territorial battles. Their fights over territory create a spectacle that showcases their determination and strength. Meanwhile, in Park Ekkerswijer, Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, The Netherlands, Common Coots gracefully walk on ice covered with a layer of snow. This breathtaking scene earned recognition in the Nature in Black competition for its serene beauty. The Purple swamphen (also known as Purple gallinule) adds a touch of vibrant color to this avian family. Handcoloured copperplate engravings from William Hayes' illustrations depict these rare and curious birds from Osterly Park's Menagery back in 1794. Traveling across continents to Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge in Florida reveals another side of Fulica's life. Here we find Coots reflecting peacefully amidst nature's tranquility - a moment frozen in time. Back at Valkenhorst Nature Reserve in The Netherlands during April mornings bathed by soft light; Coots engage once again but this time against the backdrop of early morning rays. Their fierce battles become even more mesmerizing when illuminated by nature's golden hues. Red-knobbed coot or crested coot (Fulica cristata) brings yet another dimension to this diverse species group with its distinct appearance and behavior patterns that set it apart from its counterparts. And amidst all these fascinating encounters lies an intriguing image - Gannet soaring above while a coot navigates through seaweed accompanied by an unexpected wasp encounter – reminding us how intertwined ecosystems can be.