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- 1Warbling Doradito photographed at Laguna de Monte in Argentina●📷 A Warbling Doradito (Pseudocolopteryx flaviventris) perched among the vegetation, photographed at Laguna de Monte in S
A Warbling Doradito (Pseudocolopteryx flaviventris) was photographed perched among vegetation at Laguna de Monte in San Miguel del Monte, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. The small native bird is commonly found in wetlands, reedbeds and dense vegetation. Nature enthusiasts are sharing the image, drawing attention to the wetland habitats of this species in the region.
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Emilio de Justo is a Spanish bullfighter, and searches for his name are climbing in Spain. The evidence points to publicity around a televised bullfighting event: Canal Sur is promoting a star-studded bill ('cartel de lujo') for the San Miguel fair, and de Justo appears among the featured matadors. Viewers appear to be looking up his name after seeing the lineup announced. Beyond the broadcast promotion, the posts collected do not explain any other reason for the surge in interest.
- 3Late 15th-century painting of St Michael shared as daily artwork●#cuadrodeldía El triunfo de San Miguel (Anónimo, finales s. XV) #FundaciónCajasur Córdoba #art Un belicoso #SanMiguel lu
A daily art feature highlights 'El triunfo de San Miguel', an anonymous late 15th-century painting held by Fundación Cajasur in Córdoba. The work shows the archangel as a warrior in late medieval dress battling the infernal dragon, with a devil notably depicted with a woman's body and hair. Posters are sharing it to celebrate the artwork and invite discussion of its striking imagery.