All’s well that ends well. Several weeks latter we spotted these newly hatched killdeers, and several others, along the side of the road hiding in the short grass and exploring the world and each other.
All’s well that ends well. Several weeks latter we spotted these newly hatched killdeers, and several others, along the side of the road hiding in the short grass and exploring the world and each other.
nature has no boss 
So sweet! Such a great photo! 🙂
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Thanks Elina, we were glad to see these guys, with their nest so close to the road, made it. Love the new BW photos you are producing. Have a great one.
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That’s wonderful! And, thank you for your kind words Mike! 🙂
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Your welcome.
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Nice shot and a funny caption 🙂
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Sreejith, thanks. The caption just seems right as they sure seem to be using each other as a mirror to find out who they each are.
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Love it! Great caption and good photo capture!
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Thanks, happy to see these guys made it out of that nest so close to the road.
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That is always a worry! I guess they don’t concern themselves with location, location, location!
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I am not sure they have been told that old adage and in fact I bet they sure thought they had a great location. 🙂
Hope you have had a great day.
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Brotha from anotha Motha? I couldn’t resist. It’s a wonderful shot actually. I love that it looks like a painting!
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Thanks Laura and humor is always welcome and encourage around here. These guys were running around in and out of the grass so fast we felt lucky just to get a somewhat crisp shot. The circumstanses required a lower than optimal f-stop but there results were indeed pleasant.
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Glad you liked it lol. The image really turned out beautifully. I could see framing that one!
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OMG, soo cute. Their heads look too big for their bodies – guess they have to grow into them!
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Hi Eliza, indeed those heads as well as those eyes are so darn big. I also like the crusty stuff on their beaks which looks like some of the membrane inside the eggs and suggests these guys are pretty darn new. They were really small little guys.
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lovely!
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Thanks, they are cute little bugger aren’t they.
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Unbelievably cute! They surely look like they recognize each other!
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Hi and thanks for the feedback as we really appreciate comments. They do look like they are both surprised at seeing each other as well as their being something familiar about each other. These guys were really small and must be only a few day sold. Hope you have a great day.
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What a fantastic photo! You’ve not only captured their gorgeous patterning but also a little moment in time too!
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Thanks, it was a great memento in time as you point out and those only come along once. Hope you are having a great day.
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Nice picture
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