The everyday of our family farm
Beautiful things. Feathered enchantment - as so many birds are.
How wonderful your getting pictures of birds in pairs !
Another handsome pair! I don't think we have these guys in Kansas, but, then again, I'm not a bird expert.
They are sure a sharp-dressed pair of birds. Wonderful capture of them.
beautiful!
They look like dignitaries at a coronation! Very nice shot!
Another pair of Australia large and unusual wild life. Interesting.
These ones are quite unusual. They have spurs on their wings, and can be quite aggressive defending their nests.
Cool birds. They have unusual markings and tall skinny legs.
Ah we have them here too. Apparently used to be know as a plover but then they decided they aren't really a plover.
I recognize them as plovers, too, and rarely see them although they live in the paddocks beside the house. They certainly make a lot of noise when the resident hawk flies by. Whatever they are called, they are quite unusual.
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Beautiful things. Feathered enchantment - as so many birds are.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful your getting pictures of birds in pairs !
ReplyDeleteAnother handsome pair! I don't think we have these guys in Kansas, but, then again, I'm not a bird expert.
ReplyDeleteThey are sure a sharp-dressed pair of birds. Wonderful capture of them.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey look like dignitaries at a coronation! Very nice shot!
ReplyDeleteAnother pair of Australia large and unusual wild life. Interesting.
ReplyDeleteThese ones are quite unusual. They have spurs on their wings, and can be quite aggressive defending their nests.
DeleteCool birds. They have unusual markings and tall skinny legs.
ReplyDeleteAh we have them here too. Apparently used to be know as a plover but then they decided they aren't really a plover.
ReplyDeleteI recognize them as plovers, too, and rarely see them although they live in the paddocks beside the house. They certainly make a lot of noise when the resident hawk flies by. Whatever they are called, they are quite unusual.
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