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. . . my FP ward . . . chieken shit.
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Nice close-ups, with lots of detail, on this bird… which, if I saw it in Botswana, I would identify as a three-banded plover. Don’t know if you have a bird with that name in your neck of the woods, but this bird surely looks like one.
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My mistake; that is a Killdeer . . .
http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Killdeer/id
I should have known that, since I’ve shown these birds before from my Texas trip.
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Fabulous Pic!
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Thank you.
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belle queste Emilio,sei veramente bravo!
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Bravo, brutto, e vecchio.
Grazie.
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For me, the first one is a particular gem.
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Thank you.
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This little fellow is quite photogenic . . . no matter the angle you got him from in this post and 00026, he looks great. Naturally, you must get credit for the backdrop, props, costume, make-up and lighting.
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