"Flowers appear on the earth.
The time of singing of birds has come."
Song of Solomon
The time of singing of birds has come."
Song of Solomon
Happy Springtime! Have a great day!
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14 comments:
Great - especially the in flight shots of the bluebirds! Wonderfully done! Cheers, Klaus
OH So beautiful!
Klaus - Thank you..
Stacey- they certainly aren't particularly technically good, but they looked like spring, and they were sort of hit and miss. Thanks for seeing them for what they are and not how they were captured.
Gorgeous pics :-) love that Titmouse !
Barb - Isn't it a beautiful day? I'm taking the afternoon off! Well, I'm going home, but I have to pay $$$! Ugh.
Nick - thanks. I usually hate strong shadows like the titmouse image has, but I sort of liked them in that photo.
These are so beautiful. I can feel spring and sunshine when I look at your pictures.
Than you Lin...I couldn't get to the beach. (except on your blog)
Came here from Stacey Huston's blog ....
Beautiful light and shadow in the second shot. Some wonderful images here.
You would love Old Man Lincoln's bird shots - check out his link on my blogroll. He's great.
Hi David. Welcome. Thanks for your nice compliments. I just went to your blog and had a good chuckle. I will definitely look up Old Man Lincoln. Thanks for the tip, and for visiting.
All such absolutely stunning shots!!
aunt b, you are too kind...but spring is stunning in itself, and I hope I captured some of its beauty.
Thank you for visiting my blog and for your kind comments there. I appreciate it when others who enjoy wildlife as much as I do, stop and enjoy what they see. I love what I do but am getting on in years now but still take a lot of photographs.
I also enjoyed some of your photographs. The Tufted Titmouse; and the American Gold Finch which are not yet so bright here in Ohio where I live, but they are going into their breeding plumage now.
Thanks again for your visit.
OML - Thanks for stopping in - I will definitely be looking at your posts.
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