Silent Silhouettes













connecting to:
Wild Bird Wednesday [link on sidebar]
Wordless Wednesday
Water World Wednesday




NOTE: Check the LABELS section below for bird ID
ps...I had this posted last week, and then it disappeared, along with a few new comments from visitors... and with the help of the blogger team I got it back and reissuing its publication for this week.


40 comments:

  1. Hi there - thanks for the visit to WBW - I really like the willet on the post - its a classic looking image.

    Cheers - Stewart M - Australia

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    1. ...thanks Stewart...glad you liked the post.

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  2. Beautiful silhouettes, Anni! The Curlew is awesome. Have a great day!

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    1. ...glad you liked the photos, especially the Curlew, Eileen.

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  3. I don't know what all the birds are, but I seriously love the way you have caught the silhouettes and the scenery at the same time! Absolutely perfect contribution today! I obviously need to spend more time photographing birds!

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    1. ...the birds' ID are in the Label section of the post.

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  4. Clever shots Anni, I even guessed a few.

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  5. Hi Anni!
    Very nice post with all those silent silhouettes!
    I suppose you honored all of those who died the 11th of september.

    Glad you liked my storks! :)
    Greetings Pia in Sweden

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    1. ...Oh yes, I loved the stork photos!!!
      Glad you liked the Silent tribute.

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  6. gorgeous silhouettes you share today. :)

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  7. Really great Silhouettes Anni. I love the Curlew.

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    1. ...glad you liked the photos this time 'round Adam.

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  8. Awesome shots Anni. That beak looks strong it could tear a flesh in no time. ^_^


    Visiting from Water World Wednesday
    Kim,USA

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  9. Loved the humming bird silhouette - I haven't seen a hummingbird rest on a perch much. Lovely post.

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    1. ...around here, the flit from the feeder trying to protect it, and then to the trees and bushes to rest.

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  10. Wonderful silhouettes -- the one with the different ones on the snaggy tree is my favorite -- a great idea.

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  11. awesome photos! :)

    Dropping by from Water World Wednesday…Baby Lifeguard

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  12. these are all fantastic!
    you're so creative!

    dropping by through "another bird blog" to say hi.

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  13. I could do sillouette dead easy, unfortunaltly I wouldnt be meaning too.... lol

    Great post and a nice way of looking at things, some birds are just made for this type of photography.

    The Pelican image is wonderful

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