In a pool in a meadowTwo wood pigeons
Bathe . .
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Live in Cornwall and love music and spiritual matters. Am attempting to develop creative abilities through writing.
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- Mystic Musician
- My name is Liz Allmark and I live in a beautiful part of Cornwall where I feel deeply connected with the Earth and sea around me and to the Divinity both inside and out!
It' rare to see birds such as these bathing. Thanks for the view.
ReplyDeleteThank you - you're welcome.I'd tried to take a photo of crows bathing and they flew off. I count myself lucky that I was in the right time and place to catch the wood pigeons!
DeleteI haven't visited for a while but am pleased to find your wonderful words and photos again. This one reminds me that this morning I saw a pigeon holding a wing up, I though it must be injured and struggling to fly, then I saw another nearby doing the same and realised they were holding them up into the rain to wash under their wings.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your lovely comment. I never realised that pigeons washed under their wings in this way. Obvious really when you think about it but also very clever!
DeleteHow sweet! A wonderful capture!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rose - I just felt lucky to be able to photograph them bathng!
DeleteLike Libby (by the wobbly dumdum tree) I have missed stopping by. I have such trouble photographing birds- you got the image and the words. Smiling and glad I do not need to bathe in a puddle!
ReplyDeleteThank you Teri. Photographing birds is difficult they seem to have a sixth sense as to when you are about to take the shot and fly off! I agree - bathing in a puddle must be very cold at this time of year!
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