Cee is calling for photographs of things Found in Nature this week. Oh my goodness, this is impossible. Where do I begin when my files are filled with nature shots?
You can scroll down my posts and see a lot of nature – but that also helps me decide. I’ve been doing the Everglades and the Botanical Gardens. Time for some “Nature by the Sea”.
This Egret is hoping to find some nature-made breakfast in the surf nature is brewing.
Sandpipers are the masters of dual tasking. They usually scurry around looking for little morsels in the surf but always have an eye on me so I can’t get close for that great shot. This one seems to be watching me but every so often would nab a bite to eat.
I think this sign is meant for me not the birds living by the sea. Although it didn’t say anything about not eating the sea oats. Breakfast time.
Great choices for the theme! I have enjoyed exploring your wonderful blog and will be back to see more. Your photos and texts are outstanding. Thank you so much for visiting my humble blog and deciding to follow.
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Welcome, and thanks for the kind words. I liked what I saw on you blog, too.
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Ohhh…especially the sea oats took me right back to my childhood in Florida and our vacations on the Gulf Coast. Thanks for the nostalgic drift today! π
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My pleasure, Sheri. There is something about sea oats that says beach.
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The first one is just amazing! Looks like throbbing veins connecting those shells. So vivid!
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You are right, they do. I didn’t see it from that perspective. π
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That egret looks so purposeful Pat π
Lovely pictures for the theme !
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Thanks. I think being hungry will do that to ya. π
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I just what I need on a blustery day!
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Happy I could bring a smile. Tomorrow I will be posting sunshine.
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Beautiful shots, I really like the composition of the first one.
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Nature did a great job – my job was to see it. π
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Well spotted then, I really like it π
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Thanks.
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Great photos – love the egret
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B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L!
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you could just stop with the first photo Pat, the beauty of nature in the eye of the artist!
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Thanks. π It is my favorite but decided to also use a couple of my bird photos I like.
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Love your first pic, Pat. The Sandpiper is so pretty. π
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Thanks, ad. Hope your chilly day in paradise is going well. π
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Quite well thanks, Going out for dinner soon. That should warm me up a bit. π
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These are great photos. For some reason I really like your last photo. Thanks so very much for playing!
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My pleasure, Cee. Hope you are having a good day. π
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i love that book and show enough about the aim of it
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Love the found items in the first image
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Thanks, I do to. I love the contrast of the seaweed.
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Do you think the birds even read the signs, or do you think they read them and then flippantly ignore them?
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Pelicans ignore them, sandpipers respect them and then go around and do it from the back. Seagulls grab the sign and fly away with it. π
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Visual poetry. Lovely! π … and how I love the sea.
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Thanks, Jamie. I wish I could write poetry, and never though of visual poetry. This seems to be my morning for expanding my mind’s view of what I do. π
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