Pictures from Phoenix and sometimes from the surrounding cities that make up the "Valley of the Sun"
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Lake Wildlife
A large variety of wild birds have taken up residence along Tempe Town Lake. I found this beautiful white heron sunning on a barricade at the end of the lake.
He looks so clean and white Sharon, nice reflections too. I think he might be doing that thing they do when they pull one leg up into their feathers to keep warm, do you think!!
We have returned from my son's wedding in the Caribbean, and I am just now catching up with your recent posts. Julie and I have not made it down to the new bridge at Tempe Town Lake, and I have enjoyed your series to show us what we have missed.
This is really a beautiful heron, a pity that he has only one leg ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture Sharon!
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ReplyDeleteHe looks so clean and white Sharon, nice reflections too. I think he might be doing that thing they do when they pull one leg up into their feathers to keep warm, do you think!!
ReplyDeletesuch a zen like shot.
ReplyDeleteThey're such beautiful birds. Nice reflection also.
ReplyDeleteWe have returned from my son's wedding in the Caribbean, and I am just now catching up with your recent posts. Julie and I have not made it down to the new bridge at Tempe Town Lake, and I have enjoyed your series to show us what we have missed.
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to his other leg? :-)
ReplyDeleteHe seems so calm and zen. I love his reflection in the water. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, seems to be posing for you.
ReplyDeleteGreat catch!
ReplyDeleteI think 'graceful' when I see herons. beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Sharon! I love it.
ReplyDeleteUntil I really studied that photo and finally saw the incline of the top part of the barricade, I was confounded. Nice pic.
ReplyDeleteWow fabulous find!
ReplyDeleteTerrific, Sharon. Beautiful light and contrast and I love the reflection!
ReplyDeleteI think it's a she...enjoying a quiet moment. Such tranquility.(Must be nice - ha!)
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot and reflection.
ReplyDeleteOn one leg: superb!
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