surveying their domain
of a recreated landscape
camera-critters
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- T is for tiffin
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- crumbling
- sentry squirrel
- The Long Shot
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- Port Huron Bridge
- look this way
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17 comments:
Superb captures!
Great shots!
Lovely composition and great shots! ~~ thanks, namaste, Carol (A Creative Harbor)
Gosh - fabulous shots!
Love that first moody silhouette shot!
The first photo is great. I never knew they made their nests in trees. I do learn something new here regularly.
Fabulous! I always look at them from the Queen E and think I should go down there one day but now I don't need to since this pic is perfect!
Hi Violet
that's a great shot...I have seen many roosting cormorants but never nesting...
One heckuva tree full of cormorant nests! I like the monochrome. Cool.
Fabulous photos. I love the nests.
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie’s Guide to Adventurous Travel
this is stunning
I think I know where you took these photos. :) I love how so many live in one tree.
One of my favorites. Love both shots. Simply stunning.
I so rarely get to see cormorants... one on "the Lake" in new Hampshire now and again. But this? What a treat to see so many at once. GREAT photo.
"Curb your territoriality!"...birds have to coexist.
Nice blogs! :)
Great nature shots.
Lovely...
Greetings from France,
Pierre
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