Perry and Penelope Pelican, snuggling together on a branch.
Hope your Sunday is also a happy one.
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Perry and Penelope Pelican, snuggling together on a branch.
Hope your Sunday is also a happy one.
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Tommy turtle has been staying home, getting through this period, slow but sure.
Happy Wednesday to you all.
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Cee’s B&W Photo Challenge this week is ‘Clouds’.
Here are clouds hovering over the city of La Paz, the capital of of Bolivia. At an elevation of roughly 3,650 m (11,975 ft) above sea level, La Paz is the highest capital city in the world. We’d just flown into El Alto airport which is even higher, at an altitude of 13,323′ and I was definitely feeling the effects.
Clouds over lake Titicaca as we took the hydrofoil across the lake to Copacabana.
The clouds around the lighthouse in my old hometown of Umhlanga South Africa, where at sea level my body is happiest.
Here in Florida it’s pretty flat too. No wonder the clouds fall into the water at our local nature reserve.
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This Vanda Orchid on my pond has blossomed yet again only three months after the last time.
Have a beautiful Wednesday.
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This morning when I looked out of my window, I noticed one particular pelican sitting up in the trees and thought he looked rather familiar. I went in search of a painting I did a few years ago when I started taking art classes.
It was lurking in the back of my hall closet and sure enough, there he was. He looks younger and a bit unfinished, but unmistakable don’t you think?
Happy Wednesday to you all.
“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” ~ Albert Einstein
Wishing you all a peaceful Sunday.
But I can still see you through my bathroom window.
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Here we have Ms Annie anhinga modelling her stunning winter outfit. It presents an elegant and smooth profile with the cape completely closed.
For a more dramatic effect, the cape can be opened right up to show the magnificent placing of the feathers. This outfit can not only be worn in Florida’s sunny weather, but also if there’s a sudden downpour it’s totally water-resistant. In fact it’s so versatile that one can even swim in it.
Wishing you all a very pleasant Tuesday.
Pretty in pink and with her distinctive spatula-shaped bill, Rosie is on the hunt for delectables in the shallow waters along the edge of the lake.
For Linda’s‘One-Liner Wednesday’.
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