I'm feeling a bit lackadaisical tonight, a little bit off-kilter. So here are some so-so photos of birds not being helpful. But they made me smile.
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| Crows on the rigging of a boat at the dock. The whole purpose of all those posts and ropes is to provide crow and gull perches, right? |
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| Okay, we'll pose for you. Just this once. |
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| Someone called this photo "artsy-fartsy". Ok. Had to do something with starlings too far away, on a rainy day, seen through a double window. |
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| And then there were two. Beautiful birds. Seen up close, of course. |
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| I don't know why I kept this photo, except that it's so very typical of the juncos; always looking for places to become invisible. |
Tomorrow's another day.
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Un dia de esos ... No me animo a nada. Pero estas fotos, ninguna muy buena, me hicieron sonreir.
- Dos cuervos en la arboladura de un velero. Creen que el único propósito de todos estos postes y cables es proveer sitios donde los pájaros puedan juntarse con sus amigos.
- "Bueno, posamos para la foto. Por un momento, nada más."
- Alguien me dijo que esta foto "arreglada" es "artsy-fartsy". Ok. Tuve que hacer algo con una foto que saqué por la ventana, en la lluvia, de pájaros más allá del alcance de mi lente.
- Y ahora son dos. Los estorninos son pájaros muy bellos. Vistos de cerca, claro.
- No sé porque guardé esta foto, aparte de que describe perfectamente la costumbre de los juncos; siempre buscan sitios donde volverse invisibles.
Bueno, mañana será otro dia.






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