The first three pictures are from a colorful painting that I bought in June.
Wild Bird Wednesday |
The first three pictures are from a colorful painting that I bought in June.
Wild Bird Wednesday |
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The painting strokes are so punchy
ReplyDeleteLike all other species vultures are just filling their role in the ecosystem. Beneficial? By whose standards? Do we classify sparrows as beneficial because they consume insects? Chairman Mao labelled them as “Enemy of the People” and instructed citizens to destroy them. It’s time we stopped measuring the qualities of other organisms by human-centred values.
ReplyDeleteVultures eat roadkill. That’s a benefit.
DeleteThe painting looks pretty. A great capture of the vultures. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteWell, sorry to not see the whole painting. It looks very interesting and busy by these details. Yep, that take off gives the birds a bit of a scary aspect!
ReplyDelete...bright and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous shot! Really nice, I love vultures - and you captured their movement so nicely!
ReplyDeleteThe paintings are so bright and colourful.
ReplyDeleteI like the photograph of the vultures.
All the best Jan
Nice juxtaposition of real and imagined birds!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween.
best, mae at maefood.blogspot.com
I love the colors in the paintings you purchased.
ReplyDeleteYou sure captured a lot of vultures with your trailcam.