09 lördag Maj 2015
Etiketter
Ardea cinerea, Graureiher, Gråhäger, Grey Heron, Héron cendré, Isbladskärret, Kaknästornet
…. men den där lilla grå ulltotten i boet är en av mina ungar.
/Hard to believe, the Grey Heron said, but that grey and hairy thing in the nest is actually one of my babies.
The Delphi Club's Definitive Guide to Abaco's Birds
Art and Ideas
Create Your Own Happiness
The blog of Paul Williams Photography
words and pictures
Le p'tit café du coin du net
There are infinite possibilities in the creative process.
tillvaron från ett kvinnligt seniorperspektiv
my colorful view of the world
Foto -Watercolour-Pittura-Arte-Kunst- Aquarell
Ett år med kamera
food & travel around the world
my life with a smile
Bilder och berättelser från mina små turer med kameran.
Photos by Hans Lithén, watch, judge, enjoy!!
Samhällsdebatt, historia och säkerhetspolitiska analyser
Incredible! The first photo is a masterpiece – in my opinion. It’s not easy to see the baby in the nest and the bird-parent seems to laugh!
I wish you a good weekend 🙂
🙂 In 2 of the trees in the background i count to at least 25 nests! So this marsh is popular among the Grey Herons. The first ones to build their nests here were actually fugitives from Skansen nearby. Skansen is our outdoor museum.
https://storstadsnatur.wordpress.com/2013/02/16/skansens-friflygande-grahagrar/ and
https://storstadsnatur.wordpress.com/2014/07/03/att-flyga-fri-pa-skansen/
thank you! I love it, very very interesting and beautiful!
❤
The first picture is a jewel, very nicely done.
Thanks! Sometimes i am not really sure that the quality is good enough and remarks like this thus mean extra much!
Hägern är fantastisk.
Tack!