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A few summer macros..
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If this Dandelion was the size of a beach ball I think the seed fluff would be as luxurious as the softest cotton!
Created for the TMI October contest: "Clouds, the design of the sky".
Created with Wombo using my photo as a template and then blending with that same photo in PS.
A simple gracious swan among the reeds.
I am now away on my African Adventure for the next 4 weeks so will try when I can to catch up with my flickr friends (time and internet permitting). Otherwise forgive me as you may not see or hear from me for 4 weeks.
All Fluffed Up
A Savannah Sparrow at dawn braving the single digit temperatures and gusty winds at Bombay Hook NWR
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A day at home so most shots today were in the garden. The bluest had just had a bath, and although he doesn't look very wet, he's fluffed himself up to get dry.
17/30 April picture a day.
A cooperative Black-billed Cuckoo fluffing its feathers. Wood Mountain Regional Park, Saskatchewan, Canada. 23 June 2016
This beautiful Pied-billed Grebe was probably just finishing a bath when I came upon him. Such beautiful little creatures ...
An adult Osprey fluffs its feathers after preening itself while keeping an eye on the nearby nest.-DSC_6412
a good morning today , finally getting to grips with the new camera , so a cute duckling a a couple of great tit shots to start tonight
This female Red-winged Blackbird was gathering fluff and transferring it to her left foot to hold it, until she gathered enough and flew off. The little bunch of fluff at the top of the cattail is being held by her foot.
. . . This female Snowy Owl was doing it's best to keep warm. Facing into the wind and fluffing out it's feathers to make a huge insulating coat made it warm enough to catch a few winks in the middle of the day. No electricity was used in the making of this photo!
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With a colourful mix of blue, yellow, white and green makes the blue tit one of our most attractive and most recognisable garden visitors.
This little blue flitted about fluffing itself up on this bonny perch.
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( Cyanistes caeruleus )
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One of my Bird Set
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Best seen Large on black - Press L