This family was so much joy to watch … I am not much of a bird photographer, but these on my level of skill came out ok as they were quite a distance away. Adrian from FATman photos kindly informed me what species this bird is, I had it as great crested grebe, but no, it is a goosander . Once again, I learned something new. Thanks Adrian 🙂
Color splash continues, here are some colorful and affectionate Rainbow Lorikeet’s
Great Blue Herons open their mouths and show the spear-like end of their tongue, I was able to capture a flick of a tongue.
Seen year-round in Florida, this bird can be found at Wakodahatchee Wetlands
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.
I’m participating in LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge. This week’s Challenge is: Birds of a Feather!
Both of the above are living birds, even though the other one looks fake… 🙂 But I do not know the names of these birds
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