I’m linked up right after you on WW!!
Um, that blue bill is THE coolest! I bet he gets all the chicks.
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I was thrilled with the swan pics, but the blue jay ones…those are wonderful. Great pics!
I’m not normally envious but the capabilities of your camera combined with your skill as a photographer are turning these brown eyes green (well hazel anyway:)
Very nice! <3 The goslings we had at the pond across the street have lost all their fluff and are now hissy away at passerbys.
WOW I’m loving all the pictures, those birds are so beautiful!
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Love the baby swans. Nice captures on the birds and cat.
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Wow a jay and a cardinal in the same picture. I would love to see a cardinal IRL. We don’t have them here.
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Great shots. That first one is so perfect it almost doesn’t even look real. Great job. And thanks so much for linking up for WW!
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Those swans were majestic, and were those colourful birds in your yard? I am guessing so after the emergence of the great dark hunter!
Happy WW!
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ok, don’t even tell me that you took all of these amazing shots!! I’m soooo jealous! Seriously, you need to work for National Geographic or something…
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Amazing shots! I love the second shot of the blue bird in flight!
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You always know how to make my eyes happy. :) Great shots!
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Wow, what gorgeous photos! I love all the intense color. And the swans are great — an unexpected and delightful subject. That blue beak is amazing and cool; what will Ma Nature think of next?
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I thought the swans were great but as I scolled down the Jays were even better. Beautiful images for WW!
Your swan photos made me think of the “Ugly Duckling” story. They would be perfect for the story. You’ve got such wonderful talent and skill. I’m glad I’ve found you. (Came by via Wordless Wednesday linky party). I’m looking forward to exploring your blog further.
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GREAT post! I love animals so much and therefore love this amazing post. And WOW those cygnets are so beautiful and majestic looking. I wonder why anyone coined the name ‘ugly’ duckling and based it on them!?!
I am in love with your blog and your tattoo, you now have a new stalker :p
BEAUTIFUL! You should consider opening up a shop to sell prints of your photos. Those swan pix are gorgeous and I totally want copies!!!!
My family gets so much pleasure watching the birds who visit our bird feeder every day … especially all of the Blue Jays. Your photos capture their beauty perfectly. Thanks for sharing!
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Those are so beautiful!
The duck with a blue beak, is that a fake beak?
We saw one like that at the zoo!
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