Continuing on with my December 15th shoot, which was my second opportunity to photograph the tricolored heron.
The more high-tech our lives become,
the more nature we need.
Richard Louv
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Gail, these shots are just amazing....the third one is breathtaking.....Your gift is photography is awesome....
ReplyDeleteThat third photo, with the crown fluffed up, is very cute.
ReplyDeleteLOVE 'em all, but that 3rd one from the top is a favorite!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday Gail
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i love those legs. ( :
ReplyDeletethe knobby knees and itchy head shots made me smile. he's just so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo stylish - yellow boots and sunglasses to match!
ReplyDeleteA fine series on this beautiful bird. I like all the close ups with such good detail. Your capture of his/her color is excellent.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quote. I love the white stripe that runs down his neck.
ReplyDeleteHe's so handsome! I love the last shot, he looks very pleased with his photo shoot!
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures of this beautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteThe quote is absolutely true. But I'm glad we have high tech so you can share your wonderful images with us. That one pic of the heron where he looks like he has a topknot is so adorable. They all are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots of this gorgeous bird!
ReplyDeleteThis is a truly beautiful heron. Love those eyes!!
ReplyDeleteYou have some great close-ups of this wonderful heron. I haven't seen one for a long time
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with that last quote...gorgeous gray blue colors in the heron.
ReplyDeleteThis fellow must know you. He seems to pose for his portraits. Dianne
ReplyDeleteIncredibly pictures, sweet Gail! That third one is quite the beautiful shot :) Your photos look like you are right next to the bird - amazing. Hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing creature. Fantastic captures of him.
ReplyDeleteIt's very original bird.
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Geweldig mooi m,ik had deze nog nooit gezien.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful collection, Gail! I love seeing them so much! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteoh gail, i just crave nature and being outdoors!!
ReplyDeletehe looks like he was cooperative and a lil itchy!!
great captures!!
Great shot of an incredibly beautiful and fascinating bird ~
ReplyDeletecarol, xxx
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I've been seeing a lot of birds lately here...of course I always have the wrong lens, haha!
ReplyDeleteWhy I do believe he has been practising posing for you! Such wonderful shots, they made me smile.
ReplyDeleteI agree with many above. The third shot is very good. He is quite happy posing for you, isn't he. lol
ReplyDeleteExcellent shots and so close.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos, Gail. Ohhh, but the eyes had me! The try-colored heron is a precious jewel in Nature's awesome crown!
ReplyDeleteCool! I've never seen a tri-colored heron. Great pics!
ReplyDeleteOh, these are so beautiful. You had a perfect day for this outing. I, too, love the third image. The last shot shows the incredible length of his neck. You'd have to be very careful scratching an itch with those feet, wouldn't you?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a true quote....What have we all gotten ourselves in to? While technology is wonderful...it sure robs us of so much life. You've got the best of both worlds... A place full of beautiful wildlife AND a great camera! Enjoyed the photos..
ReplyDeleteSuch great shots, Gail! Are the tri-colored ones as shy as the Blue? I've told you about my ongoing quest to get close enough to actually photograph one!
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful heron! Great photos Gail!
ReplyDeleteThat is a handsome bird! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of the heron, Gail! I love the last photo. I've never seen one. I need to get out more. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are great! You've given me a wonderful look the heron. I've never heard of a tricolored one. Love that quote, too. I really do crave nature.
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful photography! Great series.
ReplyDeleteI hope to capture a heron in my frame one day, wonder if it will be so good. :)
A great series of shots!
ReplyDeleteI too enjoyed the third shot - great portrait of Mr. Tri-Color.
Love the third photo! Such a handsome bird!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures!!
ReplyDeleteI very much agree with the quote you included with this post! This heron seems almost tame.
ReplyDeleteSo true about the quote! Love herons they are such graceful birds especially in their landing technique! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteCombine a beautiful setting with a gorgeous model.
ReplyDeleteAdd a talented photographer.
The rest - is history!
Very nice work, Gail!