Watching wild things
Ruminating on what they’ve left behind
And looking forward to what lies ahead
Watching winged wonders
Considering what’s best to leave buried
And what’s worth soaring towards
Watching wild creatures
Surfacing from turbulent waters
And basking in their many accomplishments
Watching wild things
Transforming from earthbound organisms,
Into many-eyed sages of the skies
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge (LAPC) – It’s a Wild Life!
Fandango’s One Word Challenge (FOWC) – Bury
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Excellent pictures, and a great theme. I loved the blue bird image.
Thank you, Joanne! The bluebird posed nicely for me. 🙂
Wonderful wildlife images!
Thanks!
Siobhan, you have a special way to weaver your words beautifully with the images you shared. Wonderful post and photos!
Thank you, Egidio! When I look at the photos, a story or poem quickly materializes in my head. 😁
Terrific images Siobhan. Loved the blue bird and whatever that is basking in the sun LOL.
Thank you, Tina! The Mountain Bluebird was at Yellowstone, guarding its nest, and the Side-blotched Lizard was at Arches.
Fabulous photos Siobhan 😀
Thanks, Brian!
Wild things beautifully photographed. 😊
Thanks so much! 😁
My pleasure. 😊
Excellent photographs.
Thank you! 🙂
The turtles are the best in this group ( for me). I love it, Soybend.
Thanks, Hazel! We just happened to see the turtles when we took a driving break in Custer State Park South Dakota.
Oh, that was a beautiful driving break, seeing the lovely turtles. That park sounds haven
Beautiful wildlife photos, Siobhan!
Thank you, John! 😁
Splendid
Thanks! 🙂