PIGEONS IN THE SNOW AT HEBDEN BRIDGE

To take this photo was more complicated than you might expect for the pigeons kept thinking I was there to be perched upon and kept landing on my shoulder and my arm. They kept flying directly at my face as well - thinking perhaps I was eating the camera and they'd like a bite too.

I always admire their feet.

HEADLESS CHICKEN

 

13th August 2020.

Although it was sad to come across this dead and damaged chicken in the street . . . it's not often most of us get the chance to examine a chicken's feet. Do take the opportunity to click to enlarge and to marvel.

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THREE DUCKS

Female mallards.

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GULL'S WING ON A NEW POST SO IT GOES IN THE RIGHT YEAR AND THE RIGHT MONTH! (APRIL2016)

You may like to know - that now I have a new laptop I am able to blog again
so posts are resumed on Loose and Leafy too.

This picture belongs to April 2016. I'm putting it where it's supposed to be so apologies if you receive this in your inbox twice.

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GULL'S WING

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You may like to know - that now I have a new laptop I am able to blog again
so posts are resumed on Loose and Leafy too.

This picture belongs to April 2016. I'm putting it where it's supposed to be so apologies if you receive this in your inbox twice.

FEATHERS

If you are able to zoom in - a spider is weaving a web on the top right of the grey feather.

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FEATHER AND CRACK

Fallen and falling apart.

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FEATHER

On Bournemouth Station. 

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FEATHER

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Feather and plant

POLE WITH A KESTREL ON IT

November 4th 2012
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Kestrel on a Pole.

If you like the sea, you may also like the post about seaweed coming ashore on my other blog, Loose and Leafy.

Carding the Sea

WHITE FEATHER ON PRICKLY LEAF

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THE FEET OF A MUTE SWAN

This is one of the photos for a post on my other blog, Loose and Leafy

called

Would You Like to Look at the Colour of My Feet?