Your daily photo sharings brings me joy and adds a song to my heart (guess I herd that from Lawrence Welk) but it’s true. I love how you capture the spirit of the moment and bring a glimpse of it to our homes! You have a very special gift.
At first take, that last photo looks like a green leaf with a bunch of little bugs on it! Dunlins are splendid little birds. Can’t wait to get to the coast to watch them again. Great post. 😀
LOL ! That is funny Shannon. They do sort of blend in don’t they. I love them and look forward to their migration as it’s just begun on the Delaware shore.
That is the most beautiful quote on hope, Emily not Dickinson. I might just keep that for future use. For the second shot, I have to look at closely and they are birds! For a while I thought it was a rock with mussels or scales. 😉
I’m with you Perpetua, it was such a wonderful quote and certainly speaks to my spirit. Love it that the second image tricked people. I had a hard time picking a second one, so went with that one. They do look like pebbles don’t they?
Nice! They look like a bunch of clones, almost like you went into photo shop and got to stamping the picture. I like that you shared both in the air and down. 🙂
Emily Carter ~ Nature as Art 
Your daily photo sharings brings me joy and adds a song to my heart (guess I herd that from Lawrence Welk) but it’s true. I love how you capture the spirit of the moment and bring a glimpse of it to our homes! You have a very special gift.
Thank you for your kind words Herb. Between the overcast, cold weather and having too much work to do, not too many photo ops this week.
Flock together..! they were practicing group routines huh 🙂
They do. Go up, go around, get back down. Let’s do it again!
wow who needs daily tai chi when you’re a bird and you got routines lol
No, not Like… LOVE! ❤
Great shots Bella, I really like the first one with the bouy in the background.
Thank you so much Jim. That’s my favorite of the series also.
At first take, that last photo looks like a green leaf with a bunch of little bugs on it! Dunlins are splendid little birds. Can’t wait to get to the coast to watch them again. Great post. 😀
LOL ! That is funny Shannon. They do sort of blend in don’t they. I love them and look forward to their migration as it’s just begun on the Delaware shore.
We are also enjoying the bird migration here on the Gulf Coast. I’m in warbler heaven!
That is the most beautiful quote on hope, Emily not Dickinson. I might just keep that for future use. For the second shot, I have to look at closely and they are birds! For a while I thought it was a rock with mussels or scales. 😉
I’m with you Perpetua, it was such a wonderful quote and certainly speaks to my spirit. Love it that the second image tricked people. I had a hard time picking a second one, so went with that one. They do look like pebbles don’t they?
The shallow depth of field on these is great….it really makes the subject pop
Thanks Mark ! Got to thank the deary morn for it. 🙂
Cute captures. All or nothing, no?
You got it Donna! Thank you so much!
Amazing (y)
Thank you so much!
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Great stuff Koustov! Keep it up.
Thank u 🙂
Nice! They look like a bunch of clones, almost like you went into photo shop and got to stamping the picture. I like that you shared both in the air and down. 🙂
Aren’t they awesome? Like little pebbles on the stone. I will be seeing lots more soon due to their migration. Now to just get out there. Thank you!
Little pebbles that’s wonderful. 😀