You have to wonder what this little bird is thinking while gazing at this resin bird. This water feature is in my front flower garden and I wondered if I would ever see this scene. Yesterday was the day! Sweet!
And you had your camera ready! Lucky!! Yesterday I went on a bike ride with my daughter, and we rode on a path into a field behind a restaurant that has a beautiful red barn where they grow all their veggies. There were 2 deer in the field in front of the barn...PERFECT photo op. And then, as we came around a bend, a beautiful crane swooped down and posed alongside a pond that had the blackest reflection on the water - probably because it was so overcast. We cursed all the way home that I'd forgotten my camera!
I have a little plastic *bird* in both parakeet cages; One bird LOVES his, the other ignores his. They definitely can see what it is supposed to be! What a cute pic!!!!
Deb ~ I've learned my lesson. My camera is with me EVERYWHERE I go. It is on my desk right next to me when I am in my studio - I can see what the birds are doing outside. Once in a while, I'll forget it when I go somewhere, and of course, that is when you miss the good shots. LOL! I was very happy that I had the chance to shoot this particular encounter. The birds just don't stay in one spot very long.
Anne ~ How cute. They each have their own "friend". It's amazing that you can tell how/if they relate to them.
Diva, you are absolutely right! It's a wonder I was able to snap the picture - I was in such a rush and I only had a few seconds. Once in a lifetime is right - it would be unthinkable to get a bird to pose! LOL! Many times when I am rushing to get a shot, I become all thumbs and can't operate the camera.
You have to wonder what this little bird is thinking while gazing at this resin bird. This water feature is in my front flower garden and I wondered if I would ever see this scene. Yesterday was the day! Sweet!
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And you had your camera ready! Lucky!! Yesterday I went on a bike ride with my daughter, and we rode on a path into a field behind a restaurant that has a beautiful red barn where they grow all their veggies. There were 2 deer in the field in front of the barn...PERFECT photo op. And then, as we came around a bend, a beautiful crane swooped down and posed alongside a pond that had the blackest reflection on the water - probably because it was so overcast. We cursed all the way home that I'd forgotten my camera!
I have a little plastic *bird* in both parakeet cages; One bird LOVES his, the other ignores his. They definitely can see what it is supposed to be!
What a cute pic!!!!
How adorable!!
Hugs,
Marilyn
xxoo
Deb ~ I've learned my lesson. My camera is with me EVERYWHERE I go. It is on my desk right next to me when I am in my studio - I can see what the birds are doing outside. Once in a while, I'll forget it when I go somewhere, and of course, that is when you miss the good shots. LOL! I was very happy that I had the chance to shoot this particular encounter. The birds just don't stay in one spot very long.
Anne ~ How cute. They each have their own "friend". It's amazing that you can tell how/if they relate to them.
Perfect timing with your camera...that's a once in a lifetime shot! Probably asking if 'she' comes here often?
Diva, you are absolutely right! It's a wonder I was able to snap the picture - I was in such a rush and I only had a few seconds. Once in a lifetime is right - it would be unthinkable to get a bird to pose! LOL!
Many times when I am rushing to get a shot, I become all thumbs and can't operate the camera.
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