Have you ever wondered what happens in your neighborhood parks when there are no children playing? Well, I found out, that the toys are not wasted. . .
A Goldfinch swings.
A Bluebird contemplates becoming a monkey.
While another Bluebird looks on. As evidenced in that last photo it appears the birds play here often. Who’s playing in your park?
We'll soon be on the road trip to Missouri, don't forget to check out my giveaways!
Great observations. I think that first shot should be blown up, and framed. Posterized even.
ReplyDeleteas usual I love your photos.it's like the color is so new and bright. POP!
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a neat use for the toys.
ReplyDeleteLovely little critters!
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I love this series......
ReplyDeleteAll amazing Lisa! Never thought to look at the playground for the little critters! You must be off to Missouri for the holiday....have a safe trip and a very Happy Thanksgiving!!
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is my favourite. That blue colour really pops out!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!
ReplyDeletewell, these creatures certainly know how to have fun... these are lovely shots!... my fave is the butterfly with its legs posed "sexily" :)... have a nice and safe trip!
ReplyDeleteahhh these are wonderful....i love the butterfly...and the bluebird.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS Girl!!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome. In my backyard I have some slides and things for Carson and I see the squirrels playing on it. I have tried a couple of times to sneak up and take pictures but between the two year old and two dogs, well you get the picture.
ReplyDeleteHave a safe and wonderful trip. If Carson gets out sooner I will try to get in touch with you and let you know.
Once again, all I can say is 'wow'.
ReplyDeleteOh I ADORE that first shot, I love the color. Have a wonderful time in MO Lisa. Enjoy some new scenery!!
ReplyDeleteLove them all but the bluebird, priceless.
ReplyDeleteMr. Bluebird matches his blue perch perfectly! I will check out the giveaways. Please travel safely to Missouri, and have a wonderful time! (If this is a Thanksgiving trip - happy Thanksgiving!)
ReplyDeletegreat shots of the bird at play.
ReplyDeleteI was cracking up about the blue jay being a monkey. The last picture is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAw - boobird is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh! and thanks for the tips on a portrait lens. I usually only shoot portraits with my 50-200mm lens. What do you use for your macro shots?
ReplyDeleteReally nice post, and nice photos. It's an example of life moving on, but the memories staying on. Good to see that playground still being kept good company!
ReplyDeleteThose shots are just great! I love them. Really fun birds ya got there.
ReplyDeleteThe butterfly and bluebird steal my heart! Happy PSF!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet perspective on things … I do love the way you watch and think ;--)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
we are supposed to have bluebirds around here but I never see them.
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