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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Skywatch Friday: Can you spot the birds trying to blend with the tree against the sky?
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43 comments:
Beautiful capture,Carver! Have a great day;)
Great camouflage photo.
Troy
I spotted four, am I hot?
Really wonderful capture, Carver. Happy skywatching.
They do blend well. I saw three. Do you know what type of bird they are?
Lovely picture. Thanks for sharing.
Perfect catch! Happy SkyWatching! I am back now... Hope you'll visit mine too...
I can see them but might have missed if you hadn't asked. Happy Sky Watch!
Great photo!
Thanks for sharing!
Take care
Wonderful shot Carver.
I don't think I would have noticed the birds had you not pointed out that they were there. Beautiful shot. Love the lighting.
I am so jealous of bird photographers. I gave up. Love your tree, birds and sky.
Thanks to everyone for visiting. To answer about whether I know what kind of birds they were in my shot: I think they were a mix of cardinals, robins, and brown thrashers. They were so high and my zoom isn't powerful enough for me to be sure but I think these were good sized birds. The nuthatches and chickadees need to be closer for me to get shots, although they were also zipping around when I was shooting.
Four?
And a lot of stuff (fruit? nuts?) trying to look like birds!
Cool shot... looks vaguely familiar somehow.
Sweeeet... that's a great "blending" photo! Awesome.
~Michele~
Mountain Retreat- Canada
Love this photo. The sky looks very blue behind the trees. Have a great SWF.
Yes, I can.
Beautiful shot. Nice colors.
Lovely - really nice peering through trees at this time of year. Happy SWF!~
Great work, Carver.
Thank you for your visit and reply about the birds Carver.
I knew I did not recognise them.
Have a good week.
Beautiful capture Carver! I like the tree and the birds!
That is so cute. How many birds.
Wow great! I pick up three, maybe two more. How many really?
Thanks again to everyone for visiting. I think it's 4 birds with maybe a 5th. They flew in and out so fast that I couldn't keep track of how many I was photographing. I'm sure about 4 though.
Carver: I can certainly see several birds hiding in the trees. That is a neat sky shot.
I could spot three, how well they are camouflaged there.
Spotted, the birds do blend themselves pretty well into it :)
Happy Weekend Carver!!
Great camo on those little guys!
I love this tree against the sky - beautiful.
Wonderful photo!!
have a nice weekend!!
Oh, I see those little guys pretending to be plump leaves! Nice one.
Like you present it as a game.
What a wonderful example of mimicry in some way.
Without birds song I would have missed them.
Found 'em! Well done. You have some eyes!
Awesome shot.
Have a great week.
See ya next Sky watch Friday.
Grammy
Yes! Now that you say it! The bird's the colour of the leaves! Great photo!
Have a nice weekend!
Sneaky birds... Great shot!
Cool sky watch, I do see the birds.
Great shot, Carver! The birds are very well camouflaged, but not unfindable. Reminds me of 'where's Waldo?'
Nice Sky Watch!
Beautiful. The birds are doing an excellent job of blending in.
Exquisite ... such color!
:-Daryl
How cool, Carver. I found him. I gave you credit again on my Sky Watch post today.
wonderful shot! love it!
I think I see a couple of them. Some that I thought were turned out to be, on closer inspection, leaves. I think I need a new lens prescription!
My skywatch post is here Hope you can stop by!
Yes, I see them. They are beautiful. You are talented.
Sandi
ps
congrats on the Post of the Day mention!
I was just coming back around to congratulate you on your Post of the Day nomination at David's. I see you've already been informed, but I can congratulate you anyway.
So... Congratulations on your Nomination!
Yes I did!!! Great find, you got great eyes! Happy weekend!
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