A Dragon?

 Just had a look at last night's attempts:

So even if not ideal, try try again?

WOB

Post Script - luck?

Wise Old Birds: Having mistrust of the Human Species is a helpful thing, decency is recognized much more easily.

 I went out for a paddle to see if I could meet with some birds:

Trumpeter Swans -

There was a Mute Swan, too -

And then there was a Heron -

And then to rub my nose in it this flew off too -

What does that make me?

WOB

Autumn is "leaving"

 I feel rather "ragged" this evening - procrastination is taking its toll on me.So here is a quick series from the Black River this afternoon.

 

I think it is a "Sher" Duck?

That "Would" be a duck to most people`

WOB

Knock, knock . who's there?

 Not what I intended but for all the Leif Penguin fans - where is Henrietta?

Easy?

I guess no problem,

Soooo where is she here?

Have a great weekend - wob

Birds of a Feather - Part 2 - The Eyes have it!

 The Sandhill cranes sometimes were quite noisy. I do not know what this was all about. It ended after just a few seconds and did not appear to disturb the others. Adults have the red heads, the juveniles, not. (And in the case of WOB, he nolonger has a red thatch,)

On another occasion an adult appeared to be auditioning for crane equivalent of Swan Lake:

Adult and juvenile.

A wonderful experience - W O B !