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Thursday, June 14, 2007

Hooty-hoo

…is the noise birds make.

I rode home from school the other day (which includes a some mile stretch along a causeway designed to be a seabird habitat) and thought of you as I missed the first picture of mating Long Necked White Birds in flight (Snowy egrets, I believe) and thought ‘if only I’d taken the camera out of my bag and put it in my back pocket like I usually do’ . I didn’t stop to take action on the thought and moments later saw a big blue bird (great blue heron I presume) taking flight as I thought ‘if only I’d taken the camera out of my bag and put it in my back pocket after the last picture I missed’. This time I put the camera in the ready position and had a quite uneventful rest of the ride home.

The other day i thought I was going to be attacked by a dingo, but then it scampered off into suburban backyards to eat baby kittens. The second one’s from the train in the eastern bay and probably needs to be cropped. The last one is a where’s waldo type game.

 

dingo1.jpg  eastbay.jpg  waldo.jpg

  Travis

posted by Travis at 6:48 am  

5 Comments »

  1. Waldo with antlers?

    Comment by michael — June 14, 2007 @ 7:03 am

  2. At least three Waldos, methinks.

    I dunno if the middle one needs cropping, but it sure is cool, whatever the subject.

    And that’s a pretty big Dingote … !

    Comment by adam — June 14, 2007 @ 9:29 am

  3. I think it’s a good thing you didn’t have that camera in your back pocket, because then the whole trip would have been uneventful! What IS the subject of that middle picture?

    Comment by Jennifer — June 14, 2007 @ 9:22 pm

  4. I love the movement and color in the second. Very beautiful. Do NOT crop!

    Comment by Jen — June 15, 2007 @ 7:41 am

  5. Those waldeer have picked a nice shady spot surrounded by (what is it?) blue lupines or penstemon?

    Comment by rakkityed.schmahl — June 16, 2007 @ 2:50 pm

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