Mother Goose had nothing on this week’s selection of “G-rated” birds!
One local pet goose who dropped by “in the wild” but didn’t forget to beg for treats as well as a lot of Canada Geese in local waterways
After Geese, there are Goldfinch, the Gray Catbird, and the Grosbeak (Rose-Crested) — and of course, gulls of all kinds. I think that’s pretty much it.
And a Rose-Breasted Grosbeak
Gulls on the shore in Maine. This was taken with the first digital cameras I owned. It was an early Canons. It took good pictures that I keep because I can’t reproduce them. Times have changed. On this monitor, it was extremely grainy. It gave me a chance to try out Topaz’s “severe noise” filter. It worked wonders! Best filter I’ve ever had. It cleaned up 9-years of noise from an old 8 ppi photograph and made it smooth as silk!
What a nice selection of “G” rated birds! Beautiful goose pics. Your Rose-breasted Grosbeak looks like he is up to no good and unsure about what to do about it. LOL! 🙂
That little (not SO little Grosbeak looking like an American flag bird. The right colors and those splotches on his back look like stars. he was quite a little character.
This just gave me the chance to try out my new “severe noise” filter on this old gull shot (from 2013 in Ogunquit). I also just realized I forgot to put up the logo for it, to I went back, fixed the last photo AND added Lisa’s logo. G-rated birds. Even the children can watch them!
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The rose-breasted grosbeak is a new one to me. I wouldn’t mind meeting it in the wild
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I really love your goosey pics, especially the Canadian geese in a row with some flowers in the foreground.
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They walk in lines. Swim in lines. Even the babies line up and even when they are just barely able to swim. it’s very cool.
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🙂 “Ducks in a row.” I guess “geese in a row” also.
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Geese are much more organized than ducks. Geese are really well-organized.
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Maybe, we have the wrong expression then. 🙂
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Beautiful shots, Marilyn!
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All of these were good local shoots. I can’t remember anything else, but I remember where each picture was taken and what I was thinking about.
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What a nice selection of “G” rated birds! Beautiful goose pics. Your Rose-breasted Grosbeak looks like he is up to no good and unsure about what to do about it. LOL! 🙂
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That little (not SO little Grosbeak looking like an American flag bird. The right colors and those splotches on his back look like stars. he was quite a little character.
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Yes, trying to be majestic like the Bald Eagle. LOL! Certainly has the right attitude. 🙂
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A single Canada Goose flew by my 6th floor, city apartment, honking. Odd but wonderful.
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Oh, So nice, Marilyn. I love them all.🌹❤🍇. You make me so happy when I look at these photos. Thanks Marilyn
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These are all very happy photographs.
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A wonderful gallery of g-birds!
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This just gave me the chance to try out my new “severe noise” filter on this old gull shot (from 2013 in Ogunquit). I also just realized I forgot to put up the logo for it, to I went back, fixed the last photo AND added Lisa’s logo. G-rated birds. Even the children can watch them!
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Haha — g-rated birds are the best!
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It’s important that birds be safe for kids 😀
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