Phoebes symbolize wisdom and hidden knowledge. They are connected to the Roman goddess Diana.
Return of the Phoebe
Photographs taken with a bridge camera journaling nature and everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Photographs taken with a bridge camera journaling nature and everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Phoebes symbolize wisdom and hidden knowledge. They are connected to the Roman goddess Diana.
Yay, they are back! Great shots, Julie! I love their yellow bellies. 😉
Thanks! Now I am waiting for Great Blue Herons….;-)
Beautiful birds and photography!
Wow! Wonderful monochrome photos! Thanks for share Julie.
Happy Friday, Elvira!
Thank’s Julie, happy Friday too!
I saw my first one just the other day, too. Yay!
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I hope I see one soon! They come to my backyard not every year. Nice captures, Julie. 🙂
Thanks, H.J. Most years, we have a nest under our shed roof. Really fun to see the little babies peeking out!
Beautiful photos, Julie, I really like their color scheme. Eastern Phoebes are considered rare here, but we usually get to see a few each year, so I’m hoping for a sighting.
A phoebe yesterday, and a painted turtle today—ah, Spring!
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Wonderful shots of a dear bird. I have never actually seen one so close-up. I love hearing their calls.
Thanks, Laurie. I love watching them buzzing over the pond!
A fine set
Thank you!
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It’s beautiful! I love your images of it. We have the Western out here. I’m hoping to see it soon!
I looked up the Western Phoebe. Would that be the sweet black one?
-Julie
I was thinking Western Kingbird which I saw on my walk today, but wrote Phoebe. Sorry!! Look at the western kingbird they’re similar.😀
I love these little guys. So cute
They are spunky, I think!
Yes, and it seems to me difficult to photograph, so kudos to you.
Thanks ,VJ.
Welcome!
Interesting photos. I don’t recall ever seeing a phoebe!
They sit very still, then suddenly zip off to catch bugs. Fun to watch!
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