The last photo is quite intriguing. At first I thought they were flying in different directions and were going to crash. Then I realized the heads were in the same direction, but their wing spans look different. Can they be different birds? Or just the same type of birds but wings in different position? I actually thought they were massing jet planes at first. It is fun when a photo can draw a person in like this one did.
Carol, these are aquatic birds commonly known as cormorants and shags. Their wings are in different positions during their flight back to their nesting area near the shore. There were thousands of them returning from their day’s hunting in the ocean
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Great bird shots, Aletta. Love the colourful parrots, but your last photo is my favourite. 🙂
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Thank you Sylvia, it was amazing to see them fly overhead!
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Beautiful shots! Thanks for joining the challenge!
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Thank you Nancy!
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Stunning shots of all these beautiful birds Aletta. Love the colours on those beautiful parrots. 😀
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Thank you Sophia! Birds are just so fascinating!!
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The last photo is quite intriguing. At first I thought they were flying in different directions and were going to crash. Then I realized the heads were in the same direction, but their wing spans look different. Can they be different birds? Or just the same type of birds but wings in different position? I actually thought they were massing jet planes at first. It is fun when a photo can draw a person in like this one did.
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Carol, these are aquatic birds commonly known as cormorants and shags. Their wings are in different positions during their flight back to their nesting area near the shore. There were thousands of them returning from their day’s hunting in the ocean
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