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Monday, December 03, 2018

Valley school birding

My last bird watching trip to Valley school was pretty ordinary in terms of photo opportunity but special in terms of the few birds I saw. I could manage only a small number of pics. Have a look...   

The scarecrow's got a killa swag...


Verditer flycatcher...








Tawny Coster butterfly...


White-spotted fantail...


Common crow butterfly...


Black-naped monarch...





30 comments:

  1. Very nice series! Love the scarecrow - he's quite dapper!
    Thanks for sharing at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2018/12/gangly-and-gorgeous-blue-heron.html

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  2. ...your images of nature are the best best treasures of all.Thanks for sharing.

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  3. Lovely. We usually just get the cardinal, blue jay, and few other regulars so was nice to see your photography. Thanks for sharing with Pictorial Tuesday.

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  4. lovey critters but that scarecrow is kind of scary

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  5. All of your photos are beautiful as always.
    Thanks for sharing!

    - Lisa

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  6. Sweet photos. The scarecrow was very life-like. I thought at first it was a real person impersonating a bird with its wings wide open. lol

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  7. Killer swag! It wasn't until I noticed the stick hands that I realised it wasn't a human! The butterflies are beautiful.

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  8. As usual, your birds and butterflies are marvelous! I do like that scarecrow.

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  9. What a lovely collection of birds you've captured, Shiju! That scarecrow is almost real. For a split second, I even doubted if it was a real human. Thank you so much for joining us this Week. Have a wonderful week ahead. :)

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  10. Wow! It's beautiful! Happy #MM #WW!! 😉

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  11. The birds with the wings wide spread are wonderful <3!!
    Happy WW!!:)

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  12. That scarecrow really does have some swag! lol Love seeing the detail on the butterflies. Thanks for linking up today and every Thursday.

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  13. Wow I love the colour of the first flycatcher bird. Amazing shots as always. Thanks for sharing on #pointshoot

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  14. The scarecrow is very realistic

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  15. Hello. How beautiful photos! That scarecrow is awesome and same time funny too.

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  16. The Verditer Flycatcher is an amazing looking bird.

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  17. Hello, the scarecrow is cute. I love the Verditer Flycatcher, he is a beautiful color. Beautiful birds and butterflies,lovely photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your day and weekend.

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  18. You always give us so much pleasure and such a great variety of birds no matter where you roam...for that I send along my thanks and appreciation for linking in with us at I'd Rather B Birdin. Have a beautiful week ahead & Happy Birding! What a beautiful flycatcher!

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  19. Wonderful photos. The scarecrow is a hoot!
    (ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!

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  20. Beautiful, beautiful colors on the birds and a cool scarecrow too...Michelle

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  21. Shiju, These are delightful. And the scarecrow seems so real. I thought he looks like a hip-hop artist who will suddenly break into a jig. Ha! Ha! Love your posts always. Thank you for linking up with us at #WW, hope to see you this week too.

    https://natashamusing.com/…/cotton-our-grand-old-lady-word…/

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  22. What a world you live in: lots of light and shadow!

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  23. Absolutely GORGEOUS photos! You have captured the birds so well!
    ~~Cheryl Ann~~

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  24. You have a way with a lens! Gorgeous doesn't cut it! #pointshoot xoxo

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