Reaching back into my archives for bird shots this week...just didn't want to miss out on Stewart's Wild Bird Wednesday even one more week! Wonderful herons at Reid Park in Tucson AZ in 2013.
Psalm 19:1--The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament showeth his handywork.
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I wish to apologize to anyone who may be having trouble making comments on my posts. I appreciate your visit so much, and wish I could read what you have to say, but something is going on with my computer, and until I can get the issue addressed, this may continue. Please keep visiting! Also, often I cannot make a comment on some posts I look at, particularly those who ask for me to show I am a guest. I have noticed sometimes someone can only comment in the "Reply" section of another comment...if that's all that works, then that's fine! Let's keep visiting no matter what happens, and know we are touching each other with our creativity and thoughts and images even when we can't get (or leave) feedback. God bless you my dear blogger friends!
30 January 2019
Herons in My Past
Labels: trips, garden, painting, family, history
Birds,
Desert Life,
Wild Bird Wednesday
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I especially like that final shot of the Black-crowned Night-Heron. There is one in our local rookery but it usually is very well hidden in the foliage.
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