just moved right outside the door to enjoy the morning air.
With my camera strap around my neck and the headphones in my
ears listening to soft soothing music.
A visitor came out to greet me, so I just SNAPPED!!
Practice, Practice Strum, Strum, Strum Hear the notes and the strings Singing along makes it fun The Ukulele
20 comments:
HI - great 'catch', a wild turkey, right? :-)
Love to you and yours
Gail
peace.....
Gail,It is a peacock!
What a fun photo. Very satisfying to snap it unexpectedly.
Anne, what a great encounter to come upon the peacock on your morning walk!
Love the picture!!!
So nice to talk with you this morning!
It was a good chat!
Talk again soon.
Enjoy the rest of your day!
Smiles to you!
And he just missed Thanksgiving! (Since you told us, I do see the peacock tail.) Great closeup! Wonder where your cat was? :) Love the enthusiasm of morning's wake-up call--can feel it in your words.
so... i am wondering how close you got, I noticed he is missing his tail feathers.... :)
I thought he was a wild turkey too, Anne. Reaaly looks similar to one!
The unexpected photos are the best. Today, I wished I had my camera-There were more peacocks. One that looked like it was about to open is feathers, but didn't.
Madeleine,
That message I posted before this one was for YOU!! just forgot to put your name there!
Margie, I saw more peacocks today on my walk. They are so beautiful!
Margaret,
We have peacocks in our neighborhood and every so often, I see them when I go on my walks. I should always bring a camera because today would have been a beautiful shot.
My cat was in the house far away from the peacocks. Thank you so much as always for your supportive comments and visits.
Jenean,
I did get very close to the peacock. Tails on peacocks look like that.
Wanda,
Peacocks are in my neighborhood! Every time, I see them, I get excited!
We have wild turkeys. Last year they appeared in our driveway on Thanksgiving! I ran out yelling, "Run for your lives." Don't think the neighbors were amused.
What is that?!?!
Ah, a peacock. Where did it come from? Yikes! Well done you for snapping it!
Claudia,
They are peacocks not turkeys.
Talli,
We have peacocks in the neighborhood. A neighbor told me that they live in trees near a lake that is in our neighborhood. I have lived here for 2 years and have never seen them on my walks until now.
He is lucky he is so beautiful. (So close to Thanksgiving) Peaferkey perhaps?
Peaferkey,lol.
Very cool! Great shot.
There's a wild turkey I've seen walking around Cambridge, if you can believe it. But I haven't seen the turkey in a long time.
I like visiting the Franklin Park Zoo because they have a peacock walking around.
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