Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Tricolored Tuesday #6

Rolling right along with my December 1st tricolored heron expedition. Fun times!




I got several shots of him like this, wings spread. This is probably the last one like this that I will post.

Wait! How'd he end up in here? I think this white pelican was copying the heron's fishing moves.
Billy Graham's Life Wisdom quote:
The one BADGE of Christianity is not orthodoxy but LOVE.

Sharing with Our World Tuesday and Wild Bird Wednesday.

44 comments:

  1. For some odd reason, when I see these photos Madonna's 'Vogue' begins playing in my head.

    "Strike a pose..."

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  2. Oh Gail the beauty leaves me speechless. Hug B

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  3. What stunning photographs! Oh my heavens, that is one long neck!!

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  4. Gorgeous, Gail, gorgeous! I knew the neck was long but didn't realize it was that long. Wow! The photo with the reflection would make a great puzzle photo.

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  5. I've never seen a white pelican taking that stance before...
    Great images, as always, Gail

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  6. geweldig zoals je zijn gedrag gevold hebt .

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  7. He does have interesting coloration!

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  8. Terrific shots Gail, love the reflections. He's a gorgeous bird!

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  9. the last one made me laugh! LOVE the 3rd shot with that strut and curved neck!

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  10. Wonderful shots! Oh how I love herons!

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  11. A fine series of this gorgeous bird. His many colors adds to the interest for sure. well done.

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  12. I like the long-necked sort of comedic look of the first photo.

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  13. I can't get over that long skinny neck! Add it to that long skinny bill.... one long skinny bird! :-)

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  14. The pelican made me laugh. He was definitely a surprise. That must be a pretty big pond and/or well stocked with fish.

    The photos of Hunter are amazing. I love the way he's eyeing you in the first one. The third is also a beauty. And you never have to be afraid that we'll tire of the spread-wing shots...although maybe the other end would be preferable.

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  15. Very well framed with the reflections.

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  16. Creative and colorful nature photos for OWT !

    carol, xxx
    www.acreativeharbor.com

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  17. Wow, thats great shots. I’m in love with wild birds. Thanks 4 sharing in the project.
    Happy evening, Wieczora (◔‿◔)| My photoblog

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  18. i love the wide spread wing shot ... that is my favorite pose. you get to see all the beautiful colors. what a pretty bird. & a show off too. don't they realize they have a reflection. i bet the fish are screaming now. swimming away as fast as they can. sending alerts as they go. ha. ha!! ( :

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  19. Fabulous reflections in these photos. I've never really paid much attention to water foul until seeing all of your photos....I have truly missed a lot of beauty over the years. Amazing how fascinating they can be...
    Y'all keep warm...we have another cool front coming.

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  20. What fun these photos are, gorgeous shots!

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  21. Looks like the good times rolled. Wish you'd track down the snowy owls while they are lost in America.

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  22. I love seeing those huge wings outstretched like that. It certainly looks like the Pelican is using the same techniques.

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  23. WoW....just WoW, these are so amazing!! And a gorgeous, gorgeous reflection!!

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  24. The tri-colored heron is gorgeous. I also love the pelican! Wonderful captures, Gail!

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  25. What an interesting body shape. I'm trying to figure out what it reminds me of. Also a beautiful shade of yellow.

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  26. Beautiful! I think herons of any species look so funny when you get a straight on shot! Their eyes look strange from that angle.

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  27. Great photos! I like the 4th one with the wonderful reflection. What a beautiful bird.

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  28. Wow, her neck is long! You caught her from every angle--she's beautiful!

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  29. Wow, was für ein langer Hals. Wie weit der Vogel seine Flügel ausspannen kann, ist erstaunlich.

    Liebe Grüße
    Waldameise

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  30. Amazing photos with beautiful reflections.

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  31. Loving these as always -- and especially the one with the wings spread... I've never seen that.

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  32. Just plain gorgeous. I enjoyed visiting your blog today and am real impressed with your photography.

    Mary

    Mary-andering Creatively

    Mary-andering Among the Pages

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  33. Beautiful birds. Great camera work.

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  34. Wow - how gorgeous!

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  35. Hi Gail. wow! fantastic shots. the markings on the Heron's neck are gorgeous and I love the reflections in the water.

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  36. isn't it just a gorgeous bird, wonderful!

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  37. Interesting looking fellow.

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