As I mentioned yesterday, the current challenge at City Daily Photo is the word "Wet." I have plenty of pictures that might qualify, and in the past I have posted many bodies of water, waterfalls, fountains, rainy day images, dog baths, swimmers, even a car wash! I decided to go with a current image that also qualifies for linking to Viewing Nature and I'd Rather Be Birdin'.
I considered this image of a puddle that I took yesterday in Front Royal, but decided to go with the geese because I like how that white one seems to be dodging the splash that another goose made.
I cropped the next picture so you can seeing the Canada Geese landing on the pond.
Drop by CDP Theme Day and see how other daily photobloggers are meeting the challenge.
I love puddle photographs, too. I never miss checking out what might be reflected in a puddle.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos for the theme Linda. Enjoyed the birds and that neat reflection.
ReplyDeleteExcellent. That one where the goose is showering every one of his buddies just made me giggle!!
ReplyDeleteFor all of us birders at I'd Rather B Birdin', I thank you for sharing this post!!
Awesome, wonderful images today Linda. I enjoyed it all.
Hello Linda, love the geese, muscovy and the heron. Your puddle shot is cool. Great captures! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Sunday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteReal soggy around here.Watched ducks courting the other day
ReplyDeleteAll your photos are praiseworthy but that last one looks like a painting! And, our California Towhees would be all over that puddle. I'd rather be birding,too.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is the first one. I do wonder, particularly when you've got radically different animals like a bird and turtle in close proximity, what they think of each other.
ReplyDeletelol, I love the white goose in your first image. Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the blue heron strutting in front of the two geese. Fantastic images Linda.
ReplyDeleteAll are nice, but the first is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteThese are all good choices for the wet theme. I love the one of the great blue heron.
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