where observation and imagination meet nature in poetry
September 7, 2016 § 8 Comments
the colony begins with two sentinels of progeny
Tagged: bird, bird nests, clouds, colony, dead trees, heron, heronry, landscape, neighborhood, progeny, rookery, sky, skyline, trees, twins, watch tower, wild life
I have never been lucky enough to see a heronry
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Very striking photo.
Lucky moment
Love this.
Thanks Lee. I’d never seen this before!
I’ve been lucky enough to see a heronry, at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and it really is an amazing sight. Thanks for sharing this.
We had herons nesting across from where we lived and it was amazing! Thank you for sharing yours.
OH! Lucky you!
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I have never been lucky enough to see a heronry
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Very striking photo.
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Lucky moment
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Love this.
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Thanks Lee. I’d never seen this before!
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I’ve been lucky enough to see a heronry, at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and it really is an amazing sight. Thanks for sharing this.
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We had herons nesting across from where we lived and it was amazing! Thank you for sharing yours.
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OH! Lucky you!
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