Pamela Moresby
I love nature and the way where every natural thing connects in the chain of life.
This is taken from Snell’s Beach north of Auckland, just off Warkworth. There are people there who live by the beach, one being my eldest sister..who told me about the bird life there last year.
They had a lovely cafe by the sea and went for a walk by the beach. I saw a family of Dotterels, and this Thrush.
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Do you see a chain of life here?
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Yes
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No
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This is a fantastic shot. I hardly noticed the bird 😊
If you look deeper, you will not see the bird. It blends perfectly with the surrounding countryside.
Which is precisely why I offered this natural photo, it is a mystery,, Thanks for pointing that out Elenka.
oh what stories that log could tell!
The thrush blends so well into the background, what a cool picture!
Thanks so much Doc, pleased you like this photo
you are most welcome – your bird pictures are one of my favorites you share all-time on the site (except for your LOTR drawings which are favorite things you share)!!!!
Thanks Doc, I appreciate your wisdom and knowledge of computers and travel experiences and of family and animals.
thanks! it is fun to see the things we’ve come to treasure!
What a stunning picture, I love the drift wood that lies there.
From your various posts it is clear you are a lover of nature.
Thanks Grace, nature what I see of animals and birds connects everything.
You do a great job of pointing it out. Well done.
Thanks so much glad you like it Ghostwriter.
Love this photo Pam and I certainly do see a chain of life.
Thanks so much Carol, I appreciate this very much and everything connects and makes sense.
A fabulous picture to show the chain of life.
Oh, your eldest sister must have a nice life there!
Yes, in a way. Snells Beach, well it depends on what you like in life. It is good on the surface but underneath, well..
Quite a few people there are what I would call, ” Nouveau Riche!” They love money and image and that is all there is to them, mowing the lawns, unblocking the drains, and not daring to be different from their neighbours.
Not me..Nice in their own way but they are like sheep who are told what to think and what to do.
I think for me, prefer to be free to be myself, imperfect as I am.