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Tag Archives: heron
Forlorn hope…
“It’s a good day for life,” said my son, as I helped him across the garden to look at the emerging buds on his acer. He was right… the sun, for once, had shone all morning, making working in the … Continue reading
The one that got away…
I am looking forward to April. Not just because it might have stopped raining and warmed up a bit by then, but because I have a feeling we have come to the notice of the water deities through our research … Continue reading
Heron ~ Felicity Sidnell Reid guests at TRSA
Reblogged from The Story Reading Ape’s Blog: The heron on the lake on sunset, digital watercolor painting Copyright Martina Vaculikova at 123RF Summer has been slow to arrive this year. But finally the weather is warming up and soon perhaps … Continue reading
Kayaking Sights – Ken Gierke
Reblogged from rivrvlogr: Back in March 2017, I posted a blog (with a video) about kayaking monthly, explaining how I make the videos to post on Facebook as a way to stay connected to my family in Ohio and Western … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, reblog
Tagged Bald Eagle, blog, heron, kayaking, Missouri, photo, Photography, rivrvlogr, turtle
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As the Crow Flies – Fandango #writephoto
The large, black bird surveyed its domain. It was a gray, cloudy day, but nothing seemed out of the ordinary. The crow had the good luck earlier in the day to have caught and consumed a small mouse. And just … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged crow, gopher, heron, mouse, red-tailed hawk, slingshot, Thursday Photo Prompt, writephoto
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Crow – Honoré Dupuis #writephoto
We have known each other for a long time. In the garden of the small house, some distance from here, she used to perch in the old tree, just in the corner, and was able to follow my progress in … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged #writephoto, blogging, crow, England, Garden, heron, jackdaws, language, Life, relationships
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Resident beauty
The great houses and stately homes are all very well in their way, but the real joy of our visit to Dunham Massey was the deer park. The first recorded mention of the park that surrounds the house dates back … Continue reading
Posted in England, nature, Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged deer park, Dunham Massey, heron, Normans, Squirrel, swan, wildlife
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Flying high
There was a heron in the garden when I arrived at my son’s home a little before eight o’clock. It stood on the deck, almost as tall as me, and looked me in the eye. For a moment there was … Continue reading