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Hello Jeanie,
ReplyDeleteGreat series of flight shots. Harry the Heron is looking beautiful. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend! PS, thank you for the visit and comment.
Jeanie, Great shots of the bird taking flight. I am sure you could hear his wings flap. I love the pictures . Blessings, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, so kind of Harry to fly for you! I saw a stork in the fields today, could hardly believe my eyes! They are rare around here. Have a great weekend, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteTotally beautiful sequence of flight photos!
ReplyDeletebest... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
These heron photos are amazing Jeanie. I don't know if you took them the same day as the egret but either way, you lucked into those shots. I think our herons may have started to fly away to warmer climes. I can't say for certain but I haven't seen any for awhile. Stay warm. My heat is on this morning. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteHe is so beautiful. You are so lucky to see him in person.
ReplyDeleteI think you need to start a Harry the Heron Fan Club, Jeanie. I suspect you would have no trouble attracting a membership.
ReplyDeleteIncredible!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteBeuaitufl photos of Harry. It is a beautiful spot there.
ReplyDeleteThey are such elegant birds.
ReplyDeleteWow! What great photos! Aren't the wings just amazing?
ReplyDeleteWow, spectacular shots!
ReplyDeleteI just realized he has very wide wings.
Oh that Harry! He does know how to put on a flight show. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteIncredible captures, Jeanie! Their winds are huge and they are a super cool experience to see them take flight. I've never been camera ready for that but I do get super pics and videos when they are on my beach!
ReplyDeleteJane
It´s awesome how they do it! Or, Harry, in this case :-)
ReplyDeleteWhere would you go if you could fly like that?
Super photos of a stunning bird. Sometimes you just want to get in and give them a gentle nudge as they take off!
ReplyDelete~~~Deb in Wales
Jeanie, what lovely photos of Harry. Harry is most photogenic with his take-offs and landings and especially as he soars. Wishing you a beautiful day!
ReplyDeleteJeanie, I do love Harry. Your photography skills are the best, capturing him in different flight modes. I know you will miss him. Wishing you and Rick a wonderful day and great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteGreat wing pictures. I think you have some great water color potential with these shots.
ReplyDeleteIf Harry wants to come this direction, we'll leave the light on! Lovely photos, and even lovelier that you were able to gt some of your soon-departing friend!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're getting to enjoy some lovely trips to the ditch, and see all your feathered friends before they leave for the Winter.
ReplyDeleteIt really must be amazing to watch them. Especially the bigger birds like Harry...
He is so awesome and so is his photographer:)
ReplyDeleteWow. Fabulous pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful long neck he has,wonderful creature and lovely photos!☺
ReplyDeleteYou captured the heron's flight exquisitely. These birds are so graceful. Yes, I would miss him, too.
ReplyDeleteJust loved seeing all these photographs … a wonderful sequence of flight.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Jeanie, you got some great shots of the bird. They really do amaze me!!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Wow you got some great shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!! Harry sure is a beauty!!
ReplyDeleteYou see so many grand birds around your neck of the woods, Jeanie. I just saw a Hawk in the parking lot of Starbuck's. It was such a surprise, cause I've only seen them in nature. A blog friend noted out that it was called a Sparrow Hawk in her area...interesting.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
I'm with you....I like seeing how the wings look! You got really good pictures. Hope y'all had a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteI so love watching them in the Summer and our Eagles in the Winter. Both majestic birds. Janice
ReplyDeleteAww, these pictures are gorgeous. I love watching birds fly, they look so delicate and powerful at the same time.
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING photos, Jeanie... these are amazing! The greatness and majesty of these birds... simply breathtaking! :) ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteWhat great pictures you were able to take! I saw the white egret ones, too-- very pretty. And those fruit and veggie sculptures-- oh my! I've never seen anything like them!
ReplyDeleteLiberty @ B4andAfters.com
The pics make me smile:)
ReplyDeleteHave a great one.
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAww, I'm glad Harry is back, at least for a little while.
ReplyDeleteA njce series, Jeanie, and it made me think of all the herons we would see at Chincoteague Wildlife Refuge when we lived in VA.
ReplyDeleteI could watch Harry for hours. I love watching wildlife. It's so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent creatures, and I loved your narrative!
ReplyDeleteOh! Harry always amazes me <3
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