In my life time, I would never see that many birds until I discovered this birds Preserve. It was amazing me how many birds that I saw the first time. A group of groups white cranes from far away sky stopped in the Preserve. My daughter told me that they created a tornado in front of our eyes when so many groups of crane land on the ground one by one. The migration Canada geese also stopped by this area to get foods and drinks. These ponds always have a lot of ducks there. This area must preserve very well by the government attached millions of birds stop there each year.
I captured these five ducks performed water ballet. I think this picture is very unique, so I like to share it with the Feathered Friends here.
These three ducks and three geese were flying to different places. How beautiful they are!
These birds are not unique, but watching and taking pictures of them are so fun, especially taking a nice pictures of them.
Hope you enjoy these pictures, bloggers in feathered friends community.
Love the sandhill cranes, I was just in the desert taking pictures of them.
How interesting! Most of the sandhill cranes here already migrated to the north. I love birds too because they are so free flying in the sky.
I caught the last of them in Wilcox AZ before they migrated back here to Illinois.
really impressive👍👍
Yay! 🤗
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This is impressive. Thanks alot for sharing with us. 💞
Oh, Wow, Iris!
This photos of the wild ducks, geese, and cranes are extraordinary!
Thank you so much for sharing.
Where is this?
What kind of camera do you use?
Barb 😃
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