"Birds of a feather, flock together." That was what came to mind when I was trying to think of a title for this photograph of two birds sharing a rock for a moment. The big one is some kind of Heron - sorry that's the best I can do - and the small one is a Herring gull. Actually, they are not of the same feather, becuse they are two different types of birds, but I was desperate for a title. I am not sure why I thought this was interesting but I don't normally see two different birds sharing a rock.
I like this photo focusing on two different birds sharing a rock and facing opposite directions - probably hoping the other will fly away :-) I got out a bird book so I could check what kind of Heron. Might be a Green Heron. betsey
ReplyDeleteBetsey, I also got out my bird book this morning and thought it might be a Black Crowned Night Heron or Yellow Crowned Night Heron based on the lightness of his cheeks. Hard to tell because color is dark.
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Thank you both for checking on the identifications of the birds!
ReplyDeleteThis Is a very interesting shot. I've only seen herons alone. It would be fun to come up with possible captions :) jodi
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