Monday Mourning Dove
Posted: December 3, 2012 Filed under: Macro Monday | Tags: bird, mourning dove, nature, photo art 18 Comments
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Lovely picture of the dove!
Eine sehr hübsche Taube. Leider fliegen sie bei mir immer weg, die kann ich nie fotografieren.
LG Mathilda ♥
Beautiful macro of dove ~ exquisite ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^ on Blogger ^_^
sweet.
gorgeous !
Really stunning….another photo worthy of a Christmas card!
A lovely edit of this sweet dove!
Such a pretty mourning dove!
Yes, nice shot, great!
sweet! 🙂
Love the eye ring — lovely image.
I must try to do a watercolor of him. If I do, I will let you know! Pretty Pat! Margie
Pat, this is gorgeous!
This is wonderful!
Beautiful picture of a dove viewing.
Hanne Bente
What a handsome bird- great shot!
Interesting colors…neat barn!
Very nice composition and treatment – gives the bird personality. The look of these birds and the sound they make gives me a soft feeling about them and you’ve captured that here. I recommend darkening the top of his head just a little to make it stand out against the background and keep the viewer’s eye from leaving the scene.