18 April, 2020

saturday critters

what did I tell you!

Photo taken: Sept. 2004, Lake Ewauna, Oregon


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41 comments:

  1. :-) Reminds me of a pic I have here on the door.
    A mother owl looking down at her kid that has the eyes very wide open, capture: "when you accidentially say a curse word in front of Mum" :-)
    Have a nice day, Bill, cold but sunny here.

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  2. Friends for life ?!
    Have a nice weekend, Bill!

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  3. Ha Bill, Hele leuke actie foto.
    Groet Kees, blijf gezond.

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  4. Well done, Bill. An amazing photo. Thanx.

    God bless.

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  5. You don't these 2 often together I guess.

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  6. Hello. This post make me smile. Thank you.
    Have a nice weekend.

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  7. A nice one, you have found a very old one! My archives don't go that far into the past....

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  8. My friend Bill,
    You create a fantastic moment dressed with a great dialogue.
    Only you can think such a photo.

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  9. Haha I almost feel sorry for the other bird 😅

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  10. Hello, great capture of the Egret and Gull. I am glad you found this photo, Oregon is a lovely state to visit. Take care! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend. PS, thanks for the comment on my blog.

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  11. I was just about to comment that I was amazed to discover that Great Egrets were present in Ireland and then I realized the picture was taken in Oregon!

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    1. I thought the same, though they are spreading northwards through the UK and it's no longer a surprise to see them in wetlands in my part of the world.

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  12. Great picture, no need for words! Have a good weekend. Stay well.

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  13. A fascinating photo of these two birds!
    Have a good Weekend!
    Greetings Elke

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  14. ...and it has its feathers ruffled!

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  15. Lol. It looks like he’s being scolded! Great photo!

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  16. Wow Bill, that's an amazing capture. Thanks for sharing. Jo

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  17. Nice photo. Looks like they are behaving like humans. ~(‾▿‾)~

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  18. Funny how animals communicate. I think you nailed this conversation! Our dogs can look at each other and know what each other is saying. It's weird but we see it over and over.

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  19. The Seagull does not seem impressed by the Egret's negative comments.

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  20. Well, I am hanging my head in shame!

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  21. Those two don't look happy to see each other.
    I wish I knew what was wrong with my site (and yours) with the missing photos. It is a bit frustrating.

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  22. Haha! He certainly does look like he's having a good ticking off Bill 😊

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  23. Fantastic photo Bill. These are one of my favorite birds to photograph. The beaches and parks near me in Connecticut US are closed, to enforce social distancing, so I can't go to my usual haunts to get Egret and Heron photos. :-(

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  24. Reminds me of my mom when she wasn't pleased about something I had done :)

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  25. ohh beautiful white Heron I love those but only seen the grey ones..they are very shy!

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  26. Oh my! I think he's slinking away! Talk about ruffles feathers! lol I love it! Stay safe!

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  27. Looks like the one on the left is scolding the one on the right who has his head hanging.

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  28. A beautiful capture of birds arguing.

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  29. Lake Ewauna? I'm going to have to look that up. I don't think I've heard of it before.

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  30. Really giving him 'what for', huh.
    Belted Galloway cows were originally from Scotland
    MB

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  31. I know that State )). (I was glad to read in your comment on mine that your daughter got back safely)...we are also glad to be home!

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  32. And these birds were not even safe social distancing by current standards.

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