>>:::<<
calm breeze embraces me
and tenderly kisses my face
solitary bliss
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(I took this photo of a Snowy Egret at the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge in northern Utah, USA. For more information about this bird and the bird refuge, see my previous posting on the Snowy Egret here.)
This week’s WordPress Photo Challenge is to share a photo
that means solitary to you!
Linking up with:
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Great photo for solitary.
Thank you, Judy!
wonderful capture!
Thank you, Mom Photographer! Glad you stopped by.
Beautiful image and haiku!
Thank you, Pat! I’m glad you like them.
Lovely FM! Margie
Thank you, Margie! As you can tell, I’m very fond of birds!
Lovely (& by co-incidence I have a shot taken last Sunday almost the same – my shot doesn’t have as sharp a focus as yours).
Thank you, Victoria! I’d love to see your photo if you plan to post it on your blog.
So lovely and what a graceful looking bird.
Thank you, Ida! I appreciate you hopping over to here from Blogger.
Awesome shot, Fergie! I haven’t had any success capturing birds in flight.
Thank you, Gracie! They are really challenging shots, but I enjoy it and just keep practicing. I’m sure you will have success.
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Such beautiful solitude!
Thank you, ladyfi! It just seemed like this bird was experiencing bliss.
What a great moment. So cool. 🙂
Thank you, Cocomino! I think these birds are very striking.
Beautiful as always Fergie 🙂
Thank you so much, Madhu! These are lovely birds and am thrilled when I can get a decent photo of them.
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This looks amazing, I love all the details here. 🙂
Thank you, Myra! I just love their catchy yellow feet!
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Wonderful both as the Solitary and for Pixy Dust – I love it!!
Thank you, Mariane!
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Have the poem and photo!
Thank you, Sandy! I just love the elegant white plumage of these birds, but their feet are so amusing.
Very nice image for solitary.
Great words take the photo
Thank you so much, Gian Paulo! You are always very kind.
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A beautiful action shot!
Thank you, Meanderer! It’s thrilling when an action shot turns out decent.
Super photo Fergie!!!
Thank you, David! I don’t see these birds very often, so it’s exciting to be able to get a decent photo of them.
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Superb image… love it… 🙂
Thank you, Bams! I’m so glad you like it.
This photo brought memories of a book called “Jonathan Livingston Seagull”. Great shot.
Thank you very much! Yes, I was reminded of the same thing when I saw the photo.
A magical solitary bliss indeed. Wouldn’t it be amazing to wake each day feeling like this? This is what beautiful dreams are made of.
Thank you, IT! Oh, yes, what a great feeling that would be.
Ah, yes, solitary bliss!!!!!!!!
🙂
Aww..thank you so much, Marina!
very beautiful and calming 🙂
Thank you, Marina! Yes, that’s the feeling I got just seeing this graceful bird in flight.
Beautiful capture…you can even see the ‘snowiness’ of his feathers.
Thank you, Danielle! I just love those soft snowy feathers.
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“calm breeze embraces me
and tenderly kisses my face
solitary bliss” What a great statement for this weeks challenge, so beautiful. ♥
Thank you, Jackie! I’m so glad you liked it.
I got a shot of an egret in my local park today. Nice shot!
Thank you, Andrea! It must have been exciting to capture that photo.
that is not only a great image for the theme it is just one hell of a capture…awesome
Thank you so much, Jo! What a lovely compliment.
And true !!!!
nice
Thank you, Rossella!
Beautiful picture you show 🙂
Thank you, Hanne! I’m glad you stopped by.
Great in flight shot!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Thank you, Boom & Gary!
I always love seeing your photos…so much emotion in them.
Thank you so much, TBM! What a great compliment.
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You take amazing photos to go with your beautiful poetry…I wanted to let you know that the monarch butterfly on my hand in my blog post is one I raised from an egg and is waiting to fly off…I have never had one land on me…that would be neat though..Michelle
Thank you so much, Michelle! Thanks for the info. I still think it’s very cool to have a butterfly in your hand, and even more special that you raised it.
A lovely scene — even if it’s from the backside! Thank you for sharing at Your Sunday Best this week.
Thank you very much, Nancy!
Beautiful! Great shot Fergie!
Thank you, imexcited! Glad you like it.
Very nice shot of the Egret.
Thank you, Adam!
Sorry, so so sorry that it’s taken me so long to come pay you a visit and view your beautiful egret in flight. I haven’t been online much….so, I do apologize.
Thanks for linking up at the Bird D’Pot this week.
Thank you, Annie! So glad you were able to stop by.
Wonderful shot!!! An a difficult one!!!!
Thank you, ilargia! Yes, it is definitely a challenge capturing a bird in flight.
Fantastic shot. 😉
Thank you, Eliz! I was hoping that some of my bird flight shots would turn out.
Hya Fergiemoto, As there hasn’t been a new WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge so far this week, perhaps you’d like to join in the Weekly Travel Theme http://wheresmybackpack.com/2012/09/28/travel-theme-foliage/ xxx Ailsa
What a great photo (so sharp and clear) and I always love your haiku!
Thank you so much, Betty! I also enjoy your poems!
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Another beautiful and vibrant photograph … and I love the thought of ‘solitary bliss’!
Thank you so much! The egret just seemed to be in bliss flying so free.