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Thursday, October 13, 2016
Stand And Wait Technique
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What a lovely photo with the reflecting shapes and colours.
ReplyDeleteIf a date falls from the sky the wise man opens his mouth. Old Persian proverb.
ReplyDeleteThey tend to go round peoples ponds near us
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous image, Andy!
ReplyDeleteExceptional shot yourself! :)
ReplyDeleteThe same could be said for the photographer! Gorgeous photo!
ReplyDeleteBeing a patient photographer seems to pay off as well!
ReplyDeleteThey're so patient. I think the herons here have already started off on migrating.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot! He got the prize.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot.
ReplyDeleteI love this shot, Andy!
ReplyDeleteSaw a heron looking very carefully at a beaver a couple of days ago--- He wisely decided that the beaver was a bit large. Not to mention the beaver didn't care for the heron being around and all. Fun to see, too far away for my lens.
ReplyDeleteOnly if you're a heron. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous shot! The reflections are wonderful - great colors - and I love the profile of the bird. Great all around!
ReplyDeletethey are patient and successful!! you had perfect timing here!!!
ReplyDeleteNice! One of my favorite birds!
ReplyDeleteFabulous image.
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