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My feathers in a birds nest. I found all the feathers and the nest too. This week’s submission for Smile on Saturday! Thank you for your visit, faves and comments 🙏. Second from the left is the feather of a Golden Eagle. The brown one which is pretty wide is from a Hawk. Three large striped feathers are off a Wild Turkey. Blue feathers in front I found attached in a small cluster. Not sure if from baby Blue Jay?
Take care of yourself: stay strong and stay home. Hugs!! Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ
Music is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life. Ludwig van Beethoven
For "Looking close... on Friday!" and "Black Background".
This is very small Wood pigeon's feather which I found under a tree.
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As always thank you very much for your visit, comments or faves.
Whilst watching a pair of swans preening in the morning light I saw these two small feathers floating on the surface of the water, having been plucked out during preening.
One lone feather on an unusually calm day at Tsehum Harbour, BC.
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Oh, look what you've done to me
I'm in pieces around your feet
And no, don't take back what you said
Just learn to leave it where we left it there
That is why you look so
That is why you look so
That is why you look so mine tonight
She, she's on an aeroplane
While I, yeah I just learned how to stay
And you can see it in her eyes
Can see it in her eyes she just came
And yeah it's all very well
It's all very well but is it love?
That is why you look so...
And that is why you look so...
Oh, look what you've done to me
(Iko - Look What You've Done To Me)
special thanks for sirius on deviantart for that awesome texture <3
Notebook in vivid colours and a parrot feather which a friend brought back from a holiday long ago. I thought the two go together for obvious reasons
Macro Mondays: "Feather"
A feather I found in the yard many years ago. Lit with a constant LED.
The image is about 7.5 cm (3 inches) on the long edge.
The feathers of our California Quail garden sculpture. Weathered and a bit rusty since the day I purchased it, but still a great garden conversation piece.
Shot for Macro Mondays, Wabi-sabi
Come on, let me see you shake your tail feather
For Macro Monday's "abstract" theme.
After the peacock that I posted a couple of days ago enjoyed his fine dining on grubs in our front lawn this week, I thought a peacock feather might be an appropriate subject for the "abstract" theme.
Fun fact for the day: Peacock feathers are covered in microscopic crystal-like structures which help make the iridescent colours off their feathers shine! They are literally bejewelled!
Happy new week everyone.
PS - are you singing Blue's Brothers in your head right now ;)