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| A lot of ducks! Green Lake, Seattle, WA March 9th 6:49 AM |
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| The Great Blue Heron did not seem disturbed by my presence. View way more critters by visiting Eileen's Saturday Critters Thanks, Eileen, for hosting! |
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| Bringing out the "shell" |
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| Step 1 ... Overhead |
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| Step 2 ... Rotate |
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| Step 3 ... In the water |
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| Step 4 ... Work ! |
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Hello, John! It is so nice to see you with a critter post. I love your Heron, they are one of my many favorite birds. That is a lot of ducks. It is interesting to see the rowers, getting out on the water. Congrats on your walking, it is good to get into a walking routine. Walking is great exercise. Thanks so much for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend. PS, thanks also for the nice comment on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Eileen, for all the kind words!
DeleteWe gat rowers like that along the Thames, there are a couple of university boathouses near me
ReplyDeleteThanks, Bill, for stopping by and the comment.
DeleteSince my heart attack a few years ago, I too have tried to get out walking in the great outdoors. I admire your determination. And enjoyed your photos. I'm a birder so appreciate your heron photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Hootin' Anni, for stopping by and your kind words.
DeleteThat looks like fun! And yes it's nice to have you back in my universe again. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you DJan. Always appreciate your comments.
DeleteWonderful photos. Hope you are keeping well, John.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Thank you Victor. Hope you are well too and God bless you.
DeleteThe more you walk the more you will enjoy it. :) I find it doesn't matter how far or how fast you go but that you just get out and do it. I always like hearing about others walks. Happy Walking.
ReplyDeleteThank you Happyone.
DeleteWalking is such good exercise. I plan on getting back into it as well, once the snow and ice have melted off the sidewalks.I'm glad you take time to get some pictures.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ruth.
DeleteI found counters kept me moving forward.
ReplyDeleteHi Red, You are absolutely right. I'm recording each walk.
DeleteHello. Wonderful photos. The Great Blue Heron is awesome.
ReplyDeleteThank you Anu.
DeleteSuch a lovely shot of the heron! So fun to live on an island, especially if it is off the washington coast. Such an amazing place
ReplyDeleteThank you Jeanne.
DeleteThe Blue Heron looks very majestic.
ReplyDeleteLovely heron... No better way to take in the beauty of Mother Nature than a nice walk!!! I'm with you, John!
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