I wish I had some inspirational words to go with these images but I think their tremendous beauty is pretty inspirational. I miss the Anhinga of Florida.
We got rain here. I’m hoping for a weekend reprieve. Meanwhile, the novel moves forward. Peace.
When Beauty Stands Alone #photography
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24 responses to “When Beauty Stands Alone #photography”
great shots of beautiful birds.
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Thank you. They are lovely creatures
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Breathtaking!
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One of my very favorite birds!
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Reblogged this on For the Love of Art and commented:
So beautiful and relaxing
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They really do inspire a sense of peace and calm. Thanks for the reblog. I appreciate it.
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🙂
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Beautiful shots of beautiful birds.
janet
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Thank you. I enjoyed them so much.
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Gorgeous!
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Thanks Jennie. They are lovely bitds.
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Yes, they are. You are welcome, Cheryl.
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I had to look up the name Anhinga. It comes from the Brazilian Tupi and means snake or devil bird. When the Anhinga is swimming only the long neck shows above the water. Neat pics Cheryl. I think the first one is bashful.
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Yes! And they swim underwater to fish. That’s why they stand on the shore or in low trees for so long with their wings spread, drying them out. Their heads look like a snake sticking out of the water. The feathers on their necks look like fur. Simply beautiful birds. I have so many photos of them. These were only a few. Thanks John!
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[…] but I’m just a little bruised and Maddie helped me recuperate. Meanwhile, Cheryl brought us a bit of beauty on Wednesday. And, for Maddie’s fans, there’s a few seconds of video below the […]
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Thanks Dan!
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Gorgeous birds! Write on!
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Thanks Jill. 😊
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Wow – such a beautiful bird. I’m not sure we need words.
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They leave me breathless.
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What incredible shots! Life in motion!
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Thanks Pam!
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These are beautiful!
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Aren’t they? One of my favorite sea birds. Thanks for stopping by.
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