Sunlit Primrose |
I've never seen an alligator with his eye closed. Really love the pattern on the lid. |
Carolina Wren eyeing me suspiciously. |
Prothonotary Warbler |
PW singing his heart out. |
A Happy belated Mother's Day to all the mothers--even the ones with furry, four-legged children. God bless you each and every one!
Happy belated Mother's Day to you! Lovely birds and images.. The Primrose is beautiful. Have a happy day and week ahead!
ReplyDeleteWow that alligator shot made me jump and I am sitting down. Oh your always capture the beauty. Hug B
ReplyDeleteGor-Jus shots. I was thinking the same thing about the gator...then read your comment :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent pictures, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day ! ! !
These are all beautiful, but I just love that happy little warbler!
ReplyDeleteIncredible images, my friend! The pattern is so unique on the alligator's eyelids.
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful week, Gail! Hugs!
een prachtige serie,maar was je zo dicht bij die krokodil?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, Gail.
ReplyDeletePhotographed all perfect, my compliments
Best regards, Irma
I like seeing the blooms, birds, and critters in your area. I can almost hear the birdsong.
ReplyDeletegorgeous warbler! thanks for pointing out the closed gator eye! cool!!!
ReplyDeleteFab shots, love that warbler!
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty all around and you are awesome at capturing these things. Your talents still amaze me
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots of your part of the world.
ReplyDeleteYour post just says spring all over!
ReplyDeleteI can nearly hear that bird singing! All such lovely spring pictures. Still I'm surprised that the blackberries are already ripening. They won't be ready until late August or September in Oregon (that's good for us -- since we will actually BE there then.)
ReplyDeleteEvery one of your shots is a gem. So focused and jewel-like.
ReplyDeleteThe look on that Carolina Wren is so very expressive! She looks as if she is saying, "What are you doing here?"
ReplyDeletethat closed eye lid looks like a monarch's wing….so cool!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous images! The Warbler is a beautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenes.
ReplyDeleteThe eye lids of the alligator are fascinating - I didn't know they look like that. They're actually beautiful. I love the little Carolina wren - wrens are such cute birds.
ReplyDeleteHe is a beauty, as are all your lovely snapshots too!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing your pictures!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! I love the little wren and the alligator is cool. It looks like he's taking a nap. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou've got some fine pics with great DOF. Love that eye.
ReplyDeleteWoW!!! what an amazing group of images, i just adore the warbler...what a cutie pie!!!
ReplyDeleteFlowers and gators and warblers.
ReplyDeleteMy kind of day!
You certainly captured the beauty very well!
I am totally jealous over your superb image of the Prothonotary Warbler!
I just can't get used to your gators, Gail, lol! Beautiful shots. I see your Wrens have as much personality as ours do :) That warbler, be still my heart! Hope you had a great Mother's Day, my friend!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, those eyelids - great shot! I've been wanting to get some gator shots, just haven't make it to Brazos Bend State Park. If I don't make it soon, I imagine when it gets hot they stay in the water?
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful flowers and birds. I like the sleeping gator too.
ReplyDeleteAdorable birds! The gators scared me a little.
ReplyDeleteWhat an eclectic group of marvelous finds...I also loved the eyelids of the gator...
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love the alligator shots!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that Warbler, Gail. Such a gorgeous bird. The Wren is funny. Great shot. Fantastic series again (the alligator is not really a friend of mine but het pictures are beautiful). Greetings, Joke
ReplyDeleteI haven't been able to get around to visit 'til now. Sometimes, NO power, other times no cable. Phones have been shut off for emergency only since I can't keep it charges. What a dilemma. LOL
ReplyDeleteSo...Gail, I want to send along my thanks for sharing this wonderful, bright and beautiful post with us at I'd Rather B Birdin' and say hello to you from Hootin' Anni's.
We've been flooded out around here ...yesterday, a virtual lake in our yard...it receded...but again today we were hit with another soaker...on saturated ground.
Hope you at LA are keeping dry.
sorry....charges=charged!
ReplyDeleteWell Gail, with that big funny black thing stuck to your face, I'm sure you do look suspicious to the Carolina Wren.
ReplyDeleteHi Gail,
ReplyDeleteIt's been forever since I wandered through your blog :( Your images are beautiful. I clicked on your Facebook link and I see that today is your birthday! So, Happy Birthday to you! I hope your day has been a beautiful one. Hope you are well.
Take care,
Tina
Hi, Gail. I see you're still maintaining your high photographic standards here. That warbler is so bright it had me looking for my sunglasses. It's kind of hard to find beauty in a 'gator, but you did it.
ReplyDeleteThat Warbler is so bright and cheery. Loved seeing the Gator eyes open and eyes closed.
ReplyDeleteThe bird singing his heart out is so cute. Fabulous shots of the alligator
ReplyDeleteLet the bird sings and continues singing.
ReplyDeleteGreat beautiful pictures of flowers and birds like the Carolina Wren. The krokdil is quite frightening! Prachgie and pretty clear pictures. Super!
ReplyDeleteTwo belated wishes, Gail...for Mother's Day and your May birthday as well. I have faklen behind on blog reading due to family and moving issues, but looking at your photos is always such a delight. The warbler was so colorful and I wondered if the carolina wren was checking out that gator.
ReplyDeleteLove the shots of the Prothonotary Warbler, which I don't believe I have ever seen before!
ReplyDeleteLovely selection of photos! Those shots of the alligator are great, and the birds are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNice catch, Gail, with the closed-eyed gate. There is a reptile park that the kids and I frequent, and I have noticed that occasionally they will not have eyes opened. I should ask about that.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you still posting your fantastic images. Always impressive. I hope your weekend went well.
OMG! Awesome shots! wonderful discoveries for me!
ReplyDeletexoxo, Juliana | PJ’ Happies :)
As much as I dislike gators --- that was an awesome shot of his closed eyelids!!
ReplyDeleteLovely bird shots!!!
Auch hier grandiose Aufnahmen. Ich bin begeistert!
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