Hi Tracy, yes we also love the song of a Meadowlark on and early mooring outing although our are more likely to occur on a bike but nonetheless they help make a morning workout a thing of wonder.
Well, it certainly worked. I must confess that now you have disclosed a magic trick I feel just a little less amazed 🙂. Brilliant photo though, it is great to emphasise the star of the show in that way.
Great shot!!
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Thanks and hope you have a wonderful weekend.
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We usually see 2 or 3 when we hike through an open meadow area near us. Always glad to see and hear them.
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Hi Jim, they do have one of my favorite songs and yes we are also glad to hear and see these guys every spring.
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And when they sing, ahhh, everything is right in the world. Lovely post, Mike.
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Hi yes it is a fine song and one I never tire of. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
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I adore the Western Meadowlark. Many a time their liquid-poetry-song has kept me going during my trailruns in the open space. Thank you for sharing.
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Hi Tracy, yes we also love the song of a Meadowlark on and early mooring outing although our are more likely to occur on a bike but nonetheless they help make a morning workout a thing of wonder.
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Wow!
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I have to ask, given the white background, was it blanketed in snow round there? Stunning image.
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Hi Graham, the background was actually a brightish grey sky that I altered to be whiter and make the bird stand out a bit more.
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Well, it certainly worked. I must confess that now you have disclosed a magic trick I feel just a little less amazed 🙂. Brilliant photo though, it is great to emphasise the star of the show in that way.
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Hi Graham, it is a good trick to use when you shot against a grey sky that is just plain dull with now obvious clouds etc.
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