In yesterday's post about the Dinges Farm, I mentioned that friendly farm animals were a distraction during the tour. Here's one more of those animals. I've heard of nice cows with big brown eyes but I don't think I met one before!
Yesterday I spotted the great blue heron again. I zoomed in but even so, he looks far away. When I moved a tiny bit closer, he saw me and flew even farther away.
I had to lighten the photo of him flying (using Photoshop) because he almost disappeared in the shadows.
Weekend Reflections. |
Next we see a wooly caterpillar, sometimes called a wooly bear caterpillar. People say he can predict a cold winter, but that's probably a myth.
I'll close with a picture of a squirrel on a stone wall.
Hello, I love the cows, they do have pretty faces. Great sighting of the heron, it is camera shy. I've been seeing a lot of those wooly bear caterpillars. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week ahead.
ReplyDeleteLove the heron in flight. Great timing with your camera shutter button!
ReplyDeleteFor registering your link to this post for us birders at I'd Rather B Birdin' this week, I thank you. Have a spectacular day.
...I like the weathervane too!
ReplyDeleteGostei de ver estas belas fotografas e aproveito para desejar um bom Domingo.
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Good job on "fixing" the heron so we can see him!
ReplyDeleteThere's more tail than squirrel on that squirrel!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creatures one and all!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute cow! That blue heron is playing hard to get. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeletePretty cow ...yup gorgeous eyes! And nice shots of the heron. (And Not to brag or anything, but I bet even I with my shaky hands could get a halfway decent picture of that weathervane bird ;))! )
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty cow! I see it's in the field with sheep so nice to see a mix of farm animals and then exciting to spot and capture the blue heron :)
ReplyDeleteA great selection of critters! Always good to see Herons, and that cow is pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat cow does have sweet, soulful eyes.
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