Frankly, Frank, this is a shot with legs.
I'm hearing that your heron photos are become heart-breakingly handsome! And that's from some very fine photographers!You oughta be proud! This is as good as it gets, Frank!
With a picture like this - one can see the connection between birds and dinasaurs.Lucy
Both he and I never tire of shellfish.
What a gorgeous shot! I LOVE him. Our herons are most likely bundled up against the cold, settled in the rustling brown rushes.
Wonderful bird, caught in action...We both posted herons today, but I am so ignorant that I didn't know the bird and had to ask for help!
Tip-toeing is right, if you've ever cut your foot on an oyster shell like me! That is a beautiful bird.
I found another of my heron friends hunting for an afternoon snack. I wished him a lot of luck.
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Frankly, Frank, this is a shot with legs.
ReplyDeleteI'm hearing that your heron photos are become heart-breakingly handsome!
ReplyDeleteAnd that's from some very fine photographers!
You oughta be proud! This is as good as it gets, Frank!
With a picture like this - one can see the connection between birds and dinasaurs.
ReplyDeleteLucy
Both he and I never tire of shellfish.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous shot! I LOVE him. Our herons are most likely bundled up against the cold, settled in the rustling brown rushes.
ReplyDeleteWonderful bird, caught in action...
ReplyDeleteWe both posted herons today, but I am so ignorant that I didn't know the bird and had to ask for help!
Tip-toeing is right, if you've ever cut your foot on an oyster shell like me! That is a beautiful bird.
ReplyDelete