Welcome to another Foto Friday! Bit of a shameless plug before I get started – while I’ve mentioned before that I have some of my photos for sale on Fine Art America, I’ve now recently resurrected my Zazzle store. I put together a last minute calendar for 2017, and I’m slowly adding more photos and products. If there’s a picture I’ve taken that you’d like to see on a particular product, feel free to shout out, and I’ll get it put together in short order.
Now, on to the pictures for this week. These were all taken with my Nikon between April 7th and April 14th, 2017.
The Phoebes are backMoonrise, night before full.Moonrise of the Full Pink MoonFull moon, Jupiter, and a faint moon bowGoldfinch on the chair feederPhoebe sunbathing
Happy Friday, and have a great weekend!
Phoebe, Goldfinch, Full Moon. Furthermore, this is not a passive voice. Finally, I am writing in an active voice. My SEO will stop telling me how to write. These sentences are also shorter than twenty words. Stop being so controlling. Especially since most of the sentences in this post are not mine. I will keep going until you turn green. I can’t believe this is still orange. Finally, it has turned. Success! This is not a passive voice. I am writing in an active voice. I am writing in an active voice. Since my SEO will stop telling me how to write. Furthermore, this is not a passive voice. Finally, I am writing in an active voice. Because my SEO will stop telling me how to write. Phoebe, Goldfinch, Full Moon. These sentences are also shorter than twenty words. Stop being so controlling. Especially since most of the sentences in this post are not mine.These sentences are also shorter than twenty words. Stop being so controlling. Especially since most of the sentences in this post are not mine. Furthermore, this is not a passive voice. Finally, I am writing in an active voice. Phoebe, Goldfinch, Full Moon. My SEO will stop telling me how to write. These sentences are also shorter than twenty words. Stop being so controlling. Especially since most of the sentences in this post are not mine. I will keep going until you turn green. Furthermore, this is not a passive voice. Finally, I am writing in an active voice. My SEO will stop telling me how to write. These sentences are also shorter than twenty words. Stop being so controlling. Phoebe, Goldfinch, Full Moon. Especially since most of the sentences in this post are not mine.I can’t believe this is still orange. Finally, it has turned. Success!
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Thanks, Clare! I have a love/SHUT UP relationship with the Eastern Phoebes that visit us every year. They build their nest under the back deck on the second floor (which puts them close to our bedroom window). As a result, there’s a period of time that they sit on the railing early every morning, shouting. “FEEBEE” as loud as they can! I have a short video of one of them perched on our roof, if you’d like to peek –
I looked at the picture of the goldfinch and wondered why it looks different to the ones we get in the garden. It seems there are European goldfinches and American goldfinches. I can see from yours why they’re called goldfinches, but I think ours are marginally prettier. Like Clare, I’ve never heard of phoebes, but I love the picture at the top of the post.
I just Googled, and you’re right April – there’s a difference. I think both varieties are gorgeous – I love the coloring on the European, but there’s something about the all over yellow of the American that is very eye-catching. Thanks for letting me know.
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Beautiful shots..especially the phoebe..never heard of them before…and lovely spooky moon shots too…Happy Easter Traci 🙂
Thanks, Clare! I have a love/SHUT UP relationship with the Eastern Phoebes that visit us every year. They build their nest under the back deck on the second floor (which puts them close to our bedroom window). As a result, there’s a period of time that they sit on the railing early every morning, shouting. “FEEBEE” as loud as they can! I have a short video of one of them perched on our roof, if you’d like to peek –
https://youtu.be/inL8BJ-hWts
Happy Easter weekend to you as well!
Ta, I will…they look lovely but I think that FEEBEEing would drive me mad 🙂
Yep, like I said, “Love you, now SHUT UP!”
They are hams for my camera though, so it’s a little easier to forgive them. One of my favorite shots is at the top of this post – https://www.traciyork.com/ff-heart-foto-friday-14/
I looked at the picture of the goldfinch and wondered why it looks different to the ones we get in the garden. It seems there are European goldfinches and American goldfinches. I can see from yours why they’re called goldfinches, but I think ours are marginally prettier. Like Clare, I’ve never heard of phoebes, but I love the picture at the top of the post.
I just Googled, and you’re right April – there’s a difference. I think both varieties are gorgeous – I love the coloring on the European, but there’s something about the all over yellow of the American that is very eye-catching. Thanks for letting me know.
Those moon shots, though :O
Yeah, I’m a bit moon obsessed, Katie. 😀
Good obsession ❤️
Awww….I’m not able to see your pictures using the WordPress app on my phone!
Dang! I’ll have to check that out – thanks for letting me know, Phil!
Beautiful photos. I love moon pictures also.
Thanks so much, GC!
Great shots!!!
Thanks, RItu!
Traci, these photos are absolutely stunning
Awww – thanks so much, Noelle!
Gorgeous photos! You’ve inspired me to bring mine along today. Happy Easter!
Thanks, Susie, and that’s awesome – hope you got some great shots! Happy (belated) Easter to you as well!
I love your moon shots, particular #2 and #3. Spooky.
Thanks so much, Denzil!
Gorgeous photos! Seriously.
I especially love the full pink moon.
Thank you, Josypheen! I’m rather partial to the moon photos myself. 🙂
I love your photos, great job!
Thank you, Trudy!
Gorgeous! I just love your photos of these handsome fellas.
They do spoil me by stopping by to pose so often! Thanks, Hayley!
I believe they may be flirting with you
LOL! Quite possible, and smart to get in good with the crazy bird lady so she keeps bringing out treats!
Ha they’re certainly not stupid