The light house was closed, but we stopped to take a photos first from further away and then at the gate. I have a liking to light houses so they are always a photo opportunity to me, I don’t know if you’ve noticed that 🙂
I have to say this is one of the most memorable sunset I’ve witnessed. Chapora River sunset in India.
My specialty has never been photographing birds, but these birds were big enough for me to capture.
Color splash continues, here are some colorful and affectionate Rainbow Lorikeet’s
One more day of grayness at home, it is wonderful to look at the colorful parrots we saw on our last trip to Florida.
As we walked around the island, we came across this swan nesting her eggs. We made sure we did not go too close as they might leave the nest if you go too near the nest.
The female swan nests alone. The male is guarding the nest or is eating somewhere further away. The female rarely leaves the eggs during this month’s nesting time. So it’s virtually not eating of for four weeks. Even when the female leaves for a small distance to get something from the edible from the bottom of the sea it covers its eggs so they do not cool too much.
This weeks theme is Surprise At WPC PHOTO CHALLENGE – birds, caught in the act 🙂
I an not very good at photographing birds, but as I witnessed this… I from distance shot doves…having fun?
This is my first entry to Monochome Madness this year, I love doing them but I have been slow in getting into the groove of blogging after my holiday. I have this in color, but love the shape of this tree so I decided to try it in Monochrome.
We were sure this nest would not make it as it is behind our log pile. I took photos of the eggs previously, now this is what we found
these two on the top are taken in In a bird sanctuary. These below are taken in BC Canada.
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These were spotted in Kirkkonummi Finland
the last picture is from San Diego Zoo
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More birds at:
I’m participating in LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge. This week’s Challenge is: Birds of a Feather!
These first tree are Pikkukäpylintu -(finnish name) photos were taken last fall. The yellow one is a female
The other three photos were taken in Sri Lanka – and if I knew my birds – I would tell you their name.
