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I enlarged the picture and that position shows the bird beautifully in it’d surroundings. Our weather is also crazy. We have snow in Norfolk again after temperatures being in double figures for a while.
Thank you, Sandy! I do love snow, watching it fall. So far, we’ve not had any snow, but we’ve got two months still on a possibility.
Nice! We had a lovely sunrise yesterday and now we are back to cloudy. π
Thank you, Pepper! Our weekend was cold and today is supposed to warm to almost 50! Crazy January weather. π
Well captured the scene, Donna!
Thank you, Indira!
Below freezing in the Lowcountry π³π³. The locals have all gone to ground.
It won’t last for long for ya! π
Itβs goneβ¦ππ
LOL! Oh, to be in that blind just then!! Great image, and timing, Donna!
Thank you, Deborah!
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Very nice Donna! Enjoyed seeing your Eagle image!
Thank you, Reed!
Nice shot, I hope it was a succesful landing.
Thank you, Rudi, it was!
We have been under fog for well over a week and it is dreary and does affect my mood, but I like this scene. I could watch for a long time and it reminds me that regardless of the fog, stuff still goes on that we can enjoy.
Thank you, Jane! Absolutely true, nature continues to evolve no matter the weather. π
Great shot at the distance. Thank you, Donna. π
Thank you, HJ! π
Keep hearing about the cold days back home – must say I am liking it here in the deep south.. not looking forward to heading back in a a few weeks.
We were Florida snow birds until last winter, we stayed put and suffered the cold. Doing it again this year too, sure am missing the warm winters. π
Great picture! It gives a good sense of their surroundings.
Thank you, Barbara! That’s my big westerly view from the entrance to the refuge I visit often. Always something to see out there!
Nice!
Thank you, Belinda!