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Looks like he’s taking a ride! 😀 Love the tall grass. That seems to be a favorite place. 💜
Thanks for the lovely imagery of your words 😀 The winds were strong on this day, and it did look as if he was riding along with the wind. I enjoy visiting this bird/nature sanctuary very much ❤
I nearly didn’t make out the lil’ bird :I
Great shot ❤
Thank you 🙂 I’m glad you saw the little bird.
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Love the harmony of soft colors in your picture, Takami ❤ And the bunting is well camouflaged in the reeds, hopefully it will stay safe that way.
Thank you dear Helen ❤ I also hope this bunting and his/her friends will stay safe this winter. They seemed very alert and aware of their surroundings. Really appreciate your comment 🙂
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Thank you! I will watch the video tonight 🙂
Such a sweet little bird ..and what a glorious image! 🙂
Thank you Julie! I’m very happy this little guy has received a positive response ❤ 🙂
Beautiful image, Takami 🙂
This time of the year, we have lot of visitors from the much colder northern lands.
I spotted some cranes last day in our neighborhood.
Thank you so much for sharing 🙂
Hello Sreejith,
Thank you so much for stopping by!
I’m very happy this Common reed bunting has been receiving a postive response 🙂 As you see, it has very subdued colours in the winter, but I feel it adds to the beauty.
It must have been wonderful to see the cranes in your neighborhood! Maybe you will share a photo in the near future? 🙂 All best wishes to you and your family 🙂
Thank you so much, Takami 🙂
There is so much happening here in South India, it’s festival season and harvest season as well 🙂
I will surely share some images in near future…
Beautiful ♥️😘 wishing you an excellent 2019, dear Takami
Thank you my friend! I’m so happy you could visit ❤
Amazing capture, Takami. So cute, the bird peeking out from the leaves. It blends in so well with the brown, yet still stands out Great work 🙂 Hopefully people aren’t using your photos without permission
Thank you Mabel. So happy you could visit, and really appreciate your comment 🙂
I’m very glad you liked this little bird. I love the natural colours and how he blends in the reed field. But as you say, he does have his own distinct features!
風に立ち向かう姿が勇敢で孤高なオーラがカッコイイですね!
風の流れが枯れススキというのも、日本人の心をくすぐりますね☺️👍🇯🇵
思わず、頑張れよ‼️‼️チュン太‼️‼️と心の中で応援してしまいますね☺️👍👍🇯🇵🌸💕
Nasukoさま🌸
こんにちは!いつもありがとうございます🙏私も”日本的な”ワンシーンだなあ〜と思っていましたので、本当に嬉しいです(*^^*)
The bird’s camouflage is so perfect – you got a wonderful shot!
Thank you Noelle! Common reed buntings blend perfectly with their surroundings during the winter months. They also move quite quickly. I was so happy to get a glimpse of this fellow 🙂
Beautiful shot, Takami! This little female is in her element 🙂 Winter is the best time for the bird photography, I think.
Thank you Inese!
She really was in her element. And now I understand why the English name is “Common reed bunting.” They do blend perfectly with the reed fields 🙂 And I agree – winter is a wonderful season for bird photography ❤
Another couple of month and the leaves will hide the secret life of birds 🙂
Ah yes, the birds will have their privacy restored 😀
True 🙂
Perfect camouflage!
Thank you! ❤
🙂
Absolutely amazing shot! Takami, you are the master of photography!
Thank you so much for your kind words!
I’m very happy this little bird has received a warm reception. Common reed buntings blend-in so perfectly to their environments (reed field) during the cold winter months 🙂
Best,
Takami
Absolutely, Takami! Thank you, love looking at your photos, they are always super wonderful!!
Love the color and texture! I am partial to earth tones 🙂 One of my favorites you’ve taken. DM
How lovely to see a comment from you 🙂
I love earth tones too. And very happy that this Common reed bunting has received a positive response. They are so quick, it’s hard to “catch” them in a good shot 🙂
Best,
Takami
This is so beautiful!
Thank you! I’m so happy this fellow has received a positive response 🙂
Beautiful photo !!!
I wish rou, my dear Takami, all the best !!! 😉
Thank you, dear friend! I am happy you like this little bird 🙂
Hi Takami
I hope you and your family is healthy and happy. I love the photo above, I love most of your photos. I want to thank you for visiting my art site yesterday.
Take care.
Melinda
Hi Melinda,
Thank you for your well wishes and stopping by. I’m glad you enjoy some of my photography 🙂
Sending good wishes for the weekend!
Charming and so very touching, my friend. Just beautiful.
Thank you my friend ❤ These "natural coloured" birds are often overlooked, but they are so resourceful and charming 🙂
I didn’t even see the bird at first! He or she is very well camouflaged.
I completely understand – I had to blink twice to make sure this fellow was still there while frantically adjusting my camera settings 😀 You’re right, these birds (Common reed buntings) in their winter plumage blend in perfectly to their surroundings.
Absolutely exquisite, Takami!
Thank you Carol! 🙂
Ahhh this is a photo that makes the viewer want to reach out and touch. The texture (almost the smell) comes through profoundly. And to see that little beauty tucked in there! Lovely!
Thank you Julia! I love how this little guy is almost “hidden” from view, therefore asking us to look a little closer. Common reed buntings in their winter plumage are very beautiful 🙂
They most certainly are!
A beautiful photo, Takami. I was so taken by color and softness of the grass that I almost didn’t see that little fellow. What a delightful surprise. 🙂
Thank you, Diana. Common reed buntings in their winter plumage blend in perfectly with the reed fields. It took a few trips & some patience to get a clear shot, but it was great fun to observe these little birds in action 🙂
What a shot, Takami! Amazing you even saw this bird. Gorgeous!!
Thank you Amy. Common reed buntings do blend in perfectly with the reed fields when they are in their winter plumage! I was so happy when this little fellow allowed me to take this shot 🙂
I bet you were!! How I’m learning birds are indeed challenging to photograph. I’ve been trying for so long now to capture woodpeckers without blur. Yeah, right. Keep bumping that SS up and I still don’t have it quite right. LOL 😘
It blends into the background so well, Takami. It would be easy to miss.
Yes, Tanja – common reed buntings perfectly blend in with the reeds. They are also quite fast too.
Thank you for the ID, Takami. I had wondered.
Your welcome, Tanja 😉
Have a wonderful rest of the week, Takami. Until next time! 😊
never have, never will
🙂
Gorgeous shot!
Thank you Jill ❤