Barnacle Goose. Photographed in The Netherlands. The freedom to roamTake off, lift up, go higherSpread your wings and fly. Haiku 394.
Art in Nature 441.
Art in Nature 402.
Saker Falcon. Photographed in Mongolia. I fly, I hover, I swoop, I plummet, I dive,I do, to survive. Haiku 355.
Art in Nature 289.
Pale Chanting Goshawk. Photographed in the Western Cape, South Africa. In between the linesA message of defianceNature above man. Haiku 241.
Insects Photo Click 56: Crimson Speckled Moth (2).
Utetheisa pulchella Photographed in Malta. The Crimson- Speckled Moth is also known as Crimson- speckled footman or Crimson- speckled Flunkey. This common, beautiful and widespread migratory species, can be found in most of Europe, Africa, Canary Islands, Azores, Madeira, Central Asia, in the western Indomalayan realm, Philippines, Japan and Australia. Photographed in Malta. The adults... Continue Reading →
Art in Nature 277.
Hen Harrier (female). Photographed in Sicily, Italy. Fly into the blueAway from yesterday's thoughtsHold tight to today. Haiku 229.
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White Stork. Photographed in Malta. No matter how highA soft landing is a mustSpreading wings to break. Haiku 213.
When Islands Fly.
A Trip to Watch Wintering Geese. Brent Geese. Flocking birds are fascinating. They have always intrigued me. Have you ever seen them, especially during migration? Various species have different ways of forming a flock. Line formations and V formations are commonly used to reduce flight, energy consumption, using laws of physics and aerodynamics. But birds... Continue Reading →
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Yellow- legged Gull. Photographed in Malta. Wandering along Searching, exploring the coast A freedom unknown. Haiku 98.
The Adventures Of... 