I'm currently writing my blog from my cottage in the Drakensberg, Champagne Valley, Kwa-Zulu Natal; South Africa
Thats funny.You have a good imagination. Good shots.
I think it is never easy to let our ones fledge, yet very rewarding.
Thanks diane;) I'm steadily working through my programs and functions on my camera. Hi Gaelyn;) I can remember having empty nest syndrome when my younger son voluntarily left home. I couldn't BELIEVE he wanted to leave his mom!
Hi Jo, I'm always amazed at what a great job our birds do training their young... We humans need to learn from them, don't we???Great pictures!Have a wonderful day.Hugs,Betsy
The best thing my parents did was to teach me how to fly... a nessessary skill! It was the landings that I had trouble with...
Hi Betsy;) Welcome back. Ha-ha Mike SO true! It's easy to fly - it's the decisions about where to land OR the difficulty/danger of this action.
Thank you for visiting my blog and taking the time to leave a comment. I appreciate your feedback. Jo
These two feral pigeons seem to be in a deep discussion
Do you think it's about their youngster who is learning to fly?
Thats funny.You have a good imagination. Good shots.
ReplyDeleteI think it is never easy to let our ones fledge, yet very rewarding.
ReplyDeleteThanks diane;) I'm steadily working through my programs and functions on my camera.
ReplyDeleteHi Gaelyn;) I can remember having empty nest syndrome when my younger son voluntarily left home. I couldn't BELIEVE he wanted to leave his mom!
Hi Jo, I'm always amazed at what a great job our birds do training their young... We humans need to learn from them, don't we???
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures!
Have a wonderful day.
Hugs,
Betsy
The best thing my parents did was to teach me how to fly... a nessessary skill! It was the landings that I had trouble with...
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy;) Welcome back.
ReplyDeleteHa-ha Mike SO true! It's easy to fly - it's the decisions about where to land OR the difficulty/danger of this action.