Territorial Issues, Good, IMHO

[ginger_55]

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Photography by ginger
2/22/2005

I have been working on landscapes, but I wanted to show
that I do have bird photos. Since Andy says that you
are known by the least good of your work, or whatever,
I am putting up one shot.

I could be known by this shot with pride, IMHO.

I will work on other bird photos as soon as I get
a chance.

Thanks for looking,
I hope you comment,
thank you, if you do,

ginger (I am sure these must be "juveniles",
as I don't know what kind of birds they are,
Great Blue Herons??? I don't know.)

[hichuz]

Nice shot Ginger! I think they are "Tricolored Herons", appear to be juveniles.

[ginger_55]

Nice shot Ginger! I think they are "Tricolored Herons", appear to be juveniles.
Thank you, for the info and for commenting. I have never seen a tri color, have always wanted to. It seems the population of that area is changing a bit. Maybe some birds are moving into the wetlands from the river, and from wetlands to river.

If I had a Magnolia Gardens jeep and the right uniform, I could zip from one to the other, myself. As it is, just getting in there, it is as far as I am going. In fact, I just walked the dogs to the backyard. That seemed a bit far to me today, smile.

love these birds, though,

ginger (If I had the jeep and the uniform, they might put me to work and make me stay there.........yikes.)

[Andy]

really nice, ginger, really nice. colors, sharpness, lovely!

[bfjr]

Boy now that is nice :thumb

[photocat]

Whatever they are Ginger, old or young, tricolored or bi, they look fantastic. You took them in a lovely pose. Love the detail in their wings.
Great shot. (I never doubted that you had bird shots, you know too much about birds to not photograph them)

[Harryb]

Outstanding shot Ginger and they are tri-cplored herons. :clap

[Ann McRae]

Great shot, ginger. Really great. Wonderful sense of movement to it, lovely colors.

:clap :clap :clap
ann