Feathered Friends – I – MaverickOnTheMove

Observing them is bliss…

Purple Sunbird (female) - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Purple Sunbird (female) – From Seawoods, April 2016

Common Myna - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Common Myna – From Seawoods, April 2016

Egret in flight - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Egret in flight – From Seawoods, April 2016

Pond Heron - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Pond Heron – From Seawoods, April 2016

Black-winged stilt - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Black-winged stilt – From Seawoods, April 2016

Little Cormorant - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Little Cormorant – From Seawoods, April 2016

Ashy Prinia - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Ashy Prinia – From Seawoods, April 2016

Green bee-eater - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Green bee-eater – From Seawoods, April 2016

Purple sunbird (male) - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Purple sunbird (male) – From Seawoods, April 2016

Flamingos in flight - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Flamingos in flight – From Seawoods, April 2016

Terns - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Terns – From Seawoods, April 2016

Egret - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Egret – From Seawoods, April 2016

Brown headed tern in flight - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Brown headed tern in flight – From Seawoods, April 2016

Brown headed tern - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Brown headed tern – From Seawoods, April 2016

Heron - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Heron – From Seawoods, April 2016

Flamingos - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Flamingos – From Seawoods, April 2016

Plovers - From Seawoods, April 2016 — Plovers – From Seawoods, April 2016

11 thoughts on “Feathered Friends – I”

What a great collection.. that sunbird is so lovely 🙂
Well done, nice depictions of all theese beautiful birds

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maverickonthemove says:

October 4, 2016 at 10:08 am

Thank you very much for stopping at my blog and the comments..

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1. Pieter Navis says:
  
  October 4, 2016 at 10:34 am
  
  You’re welcome 🙂
  
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Stunning captures!! Beautiful bird gallery. 🙂

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maverickonthemove says:

October 5, 2016 at 4:29 am

Thanks, Amy.

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Your post is a beautiful and educational picture book. I know what you mean when you say that observing them is bliss. There have been times when the sight and sound of songbirds has made my heart soar. Birds are such masters of the air and still have much to teach us. Thanks for your post.

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