BEAUTIFUL close-ups, does Richard have a macro lens, or a zoom? Spectacular shots of your jay! Would make awesome Christmas cards for next year, just sayin'......
That's not fair. I see lots of Blue Jays photos on North American and Canadian blogs where they always appear to be approachable. It's just the opposite to our Eurasian Jay which is quite averse to man - probably because it is seen as something of a pest species. Happy Easter.
Hari OM ...okay, mildly jealous with those reflections and closeups... Hope you are having a great spring weekend. It turned up trumps here!!! Hugs, YAM xx
Great pics Kay! Seems it's ready to have its own nest!
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BEAUTIFUL close-ups, does Richard have a macro lens, or a zoom? Spectacular shots of your jay! Would make awesome Christmas cards for next year, just sayin'......
ReplyDeleteWow, Kay! These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat's not fair. I see lots of Blue Jays photos on North American and Canadian blogs where they always appear to be approachable. It's just the opposite to our Eurasian Jay which is quite averse to man - probably because it is seen as something of a pest species. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeletePretty blues! Love the Jay! Enjoy your weekend and Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous sight!
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ReplyDelete...okay, mildly jealous with those reflections and closeups... Hope you are having a great spring weekend. It turned up trumps here!!! Hugs, YAM xx
Such a splendid looking fellow.
ReplyDeleteBlue sky and a Blue Jay--winning combination in my eyes.
ReplyDeleteThey are raucous beasties, but beautiful!
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