Spotted Eagle Owl.
Grey Heron.
White Stork
Pied Crow harrying a Gymnogene.(African Harrier Hawk)
Egyptian Goose
Hadeda Ibis
Pied Crow
Homeward Bound. Pair of Hadeda Ibis.
All the above were photographed at our property.
With thanks to Lisa Coleman for the challenge.
Happy New Year to one and all.
Ark.
You do have a flair for birds. Many years of training I assume? 😉
Happy New Year “Mate”. 🙏🏻
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I’ve enjoyed a bit of ornithology since I was a kid. My photographic interest, however, was really sparked once I got my hands on a digital camera and a telephoto lens.
All the very best for ’21,to you Brian. Let’s hope it turns out to be a little less ”interesting” , for all of us, yes?.
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I was thinking of other kinds of “bird” watching, but you are right. Now the right equipment is not enough. You have the eye. And the hand (key with a zoom)
Likewise. We could use a little boredom. 😉
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Great selection Ark! Some of your birds look prehistoric! Thank you for introducing me to birds I’ve never heard of before. Happy New Year! 🙂
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Well, I sometimes feel a bit prehistoric myself these days so perhaps it is apt that the birds and I share some sort of kinship?
🙂
All the very best to you , Lisa.
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hehehe! I’m a 55 year old graphic designer so when I still had my job before covid, “the guys” would make old jokes. Like…”you remember back when you wrote graphics on the cave walls with a rock”. I’m okay with that. Means I may know more than the younguns. 🙂
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Fabulous birds at your place. 😍
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Gracias, Memsahib.
Nothing like a few fabulous birds to make a man smile.
😉
Wishing you & Mister C a fantabulous 2021.
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Haha………You’re incorrigible, Ark. 😅
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I have always believed it is important to be ”in” something.
In the garden, In the moment, In touch, In love.
So In corrigible sounds good to moi.
🙂
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A fine set of ‘wings’. Especially love the owl.
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He’s a treat, isn’t he? These were taken a while back, and we haven’t seen the owls on such a regular basis, although they are heard from time to time.
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Nothing like a good owl hoot.
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WOW! That’s all I can muster.
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We are very fortunate to be on the ‘flight path’ of so many marvelous avian friends.
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Beautiful plumage!
But what is the airspeed velocity of an unladen African swallow? (asking for a friend)
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Have no idea, Ron. Have you tried Wiki?
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