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carpet of snowflakes
informs me of charming visitors
birdie autographs
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This week’s WordPress Photo Challenge encourages us to change our perspective on something and to share a photo of a subject shot directly from above. I think it would be difficult to see more definition in the bird tracks at any other angle than from directly above them.
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This is wonderful! I love it!
GREAT!!!
Awesome!!! Great take on the theme!!!
Sweet birdie tracks and poetry FM!
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Excellent selection for From Above!
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Adorable. Birdie autographs – so cute.
Nice challenge. It’s interesting to find such unique shapes. 🙂
“birdie autographs”. 🙂
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so simple and graphic 🙂
Great picture – you are right, any other angle and the footprints would not be so clear.
Cheers
Stewart M – Melbourne
I see a Hallmark card in this. With an aforism of some sort.
I love this!
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Awww, I just love this carpet!!!
Beautiful, Fergie and perfect for the theme!
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Thank you very much, Marina! I like the look of a carpet of untouched snow by itself, but these birdie prints make it so much more charming.
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Great capture!
Such a great shot and those little footprints are adorable! 🙂
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This is loveliness! The rewards of deep observation Fergiemoto. Have a wonderful weekend! Sharon
Thank you so much! Yes, I can see how one can find this meditative in observation. Good interpretation and insightful, Sharon!
your birdie autographs made me smile: that is what our cat likes to read!
I’m so glad they made you smile, Frizz! Thank you!
They might make your cat smile, too. Maybe I should take more photographs in the winter and compile a few pages of birdie footprints for her to read. I’m curious, how do you think she would interpret these tracks?
Great photo.
Excellent!
Great! The birds walk peacefully, leaving their footprints.
Thank you very much, Gian Paolo! I think the little prints are so charming. I can picture them happily eating the birdseed we left out for them.
lovely.
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Lovely all through … this post, poem .. photo … wonderful done.
Imagine walking in the snow with your bare human feet. Aren’t birds admirable, walking in the snow barefooted, flying through the air with the greatest of ease & singing beautiful songs for our entertainment. Some of us humans can sing, it’s true. But if we tried to fly off the top of a tree with our bare useless arms, we’d fall flat on our faces. Nice poem by you, my dear Fergie, & photo 2…
LOL – thank you for that, Lindy! I would break a few bones, too if I tried to fly.
Yes, birds are admirable and amazing to me.
Love the photo and haiku!
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Love it!
Bird autographs. 🙂
Fabulous! All of it. I love to see bird footprints, so special somehow. Xx
Another one of my favourites for this challenge. That’s just beautiful.
I hope you have spring now outside!
Seems to be, but we have had spring rainstorms the last couple of days.
I love your weekly challenge submissions. This one I especially like the title, Signatures in the Snow.
Thank you so much, Donna! They are such charming little signatures.
tomorrow I’ll write in frizzenglish about the word “gullible” – a word learned by you, my dear english teacher: article is already scheduled, I’ve set a link there to your blog!
Loved ‘Birdie autographs’ 🙂 Brilliant shot Fergie, without doubt the best entry so far.
Wow, Madhu! Thank you so much for your lovely comment! It made me smile. 🙂
“Bird autographs” – wonderful! Simple, pure, beautiful shot!
I think this is one of my favorite responses to this week’s theme!
How cute and they look so busy.