I'll show you mine/you show me yours - M 5/4
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Comments (13)Column of Marcus Aurelius I didn't see the "stair" effect in Annie's photo until I focused on the back part of the photo, and then it popped out....See More
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoAnnie that's beautiful - both the photograph and the haiku.
One of the barred owls living in the woods around home in PA - we hear them often but it's a lucky day when we catch a glimpse of them.
Annie Deighnaugh thanked maire_cate
6 years agoMy "goose" ;)...I think this is the only pic of a bird that I haven't already
posted before....
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoI think my bird pics have all been posted in the past. Two of my favorites
And this one. Nesting in a hanging fern planter.
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And this is from just minutes ago--my attempt to photograph a Baltimore Oriole from a long distance.
6 years agoBlack Phoebes, on a chair in my patio
Then they moved to the top of the wall
Later, hunting for insects that fall into the pool.
Supposedly these birds are solitary, but I think two of them are juveniles and one of them is a parent. Unfortunately, they like to eat butterflies.
6 years agoA few of my favorites:
This would be better if the tail wasn't cut off, but sometimes you take the shot you can get.
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoI finally got a (bad) shot of a Rose-breasted Grosbeak at my feeder the other day. They migrate through here and I just love them. There were also a couple of females. Wish they could stay.
And a Downy Woodpecker and a Bluebird
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egret came calling for the pond fish. Net was quickly installed!
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Oh! yes! That was at daughters Got it mixed up with this one in my back yard
Annie DeighnaughOriginal Author