Alone
Alone on top of the world. This could be a Florida ibis. He/she was so high on top of this pine tree I couldn't tell without my binocular. Alone and carefree?
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
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3 comments:
How lucky to get a shot like this. Great!
This is a nice shot. I just wouldn't expect to see this big bird so far up in this tree.
Abraham Lincoln
It's a great shot. I love so much that unique bird on the top :-)
P.S. I appreciated very much your comment about that church on my photo blog. Yes, it seems (in this photo too) that sky is ever blue there and this -at the end- isn't so bad. Keep up !
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