A feathered friend
catching the sunrise
a gentle breeze
ruffles his feathers
Happy Thursday!
Weekend round the corner!
Categories: Nature, Photography
Catching the sunrise
Marina Kanavaki
Art Towards a Happy Day
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This is probably last week’s post. I’m way behind…OR I am ahead! Tomorrow is Thursday!
Love the birdie!!!
Love you!
xoxoxoxoxooooxooooxoxoxoxoxo
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You’re always ahead!!!!!! 😉
Birdie is probably trying to keep warm now!
Love you too!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Happy Thursday!
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
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Wonderful shots, Marina! Happy Friday and have a great weekend! 💗💗💗💗💗
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Thank you, my dear Lauren! You too have a wonderful weekend! ❤💖❤🤗🥰❤
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xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
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I never saw such a beautiful magpie, Marina. The sunrise imbued his feathers with such golden light. 😍
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He’s a frequent visitor of that antenna, especially at dawn! Wise beings! I love magpies. Happy weekend, my friend! ❤🤗
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So, so beautiful Marina! Thank you for sharing❤️
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I was fortunate to have him pose for me! 😉 Thank you, my dear Madhu! ❤😘🤗
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❤️😘🤗
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Just love that wonderful warm glow! Looks as if it is basking in the bit of warmth 🙂
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I think he has that spot reserved for sunrise, as I see him often sitting there. Thank you, my dear friend.
❤😘
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beautiful
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Thank you!! 🙏😊
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“One for Sorrow”
oh well, never mind, it’s nearly the weekend!
happy friday, marina
✨🌻🌿🙏🕉🤍♾🕊☯🙏🌿🌻✨
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Two for (a) joy -ful weekend!
Happy Friday, my friend.
🙏🌟☀️🌟🙏
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I have never seen this type of bird before. What is it’s name? A beautiful capture, Marina. I love how you caught the different positioning of his head. And the sunrise added a dramatic flare.
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It’s a magpie. In Greece we call them ‘carakaxa’ which means a crone… I suppose from their racketing ‘song’! I love them! During sunrise all the birds pose to capture the first rays. Beautiful time! Thank you, my dear Rebecca. 🤗😘🤗
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You photo reminded my of my dear friends, the Crows, who gather at sunset to make their way home to their roost in Burnaby. They have a loud chatter that I find quite smoothly.
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They do have have a similar chatter and I love crows gathering at sunset. I used to watch them at our house by the sea. Smoothly is the perfect word!
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Happy Friday and a good weekend ahead.
Great shot, that picture.
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Thank you, my friend. A great weekend to you too! 🙏🙂
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…and Friday!
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The birdie seemed very content to let you snap away. Nice catch of the sunrise glow. Yanas!
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Well, he had me at a safe distance! 😉 Thank you, my friend. Very happy you enjoyed! Yamas!
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so that is where the magpies have gone. They are smart. The breeze here is not that gentle (we currently have -11°C, and tomorrow expect -20°C) 🙂, with lots of snow. Well, I like it, normal winter weather, like I remember it from my childhood.
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Brrr, that sounds cold! We’re expecting our winter within the day… at last! After 24C we’re up for 0s!!! We get lots of magpies over here. Happy Friday, my friend.
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Love this💜
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Thank you very much! 🙏🙂
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Great composition! That sunrise colors throughout touching an already magnificent subject. 🙂
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Ah, thank you, Mary Jo. During this time (first rays of the sun), many feathered beings stop to catch the colors! 😘🤗
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What a beauty that graced you with his appearance. I lover those long tail feathers.
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Oh, me too and these beauties are hard to capture! I’ve tried capturing them up close but at the slightest move they’ll fly off. This guy was at a safe (to him) distance and on the perfect spot (for me!). Thank you, my friend!
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You did a great job capturing that beauty.
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😊😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏🙏
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