Blue and white--Israel's colors (like on the flag and in the tallit prayer shawl).
White doves and a blue sky.
Remember the baby bird from last Saturday's post?These are the baby's parents and the adults who live in my neighbor's dovecot.
Enlarge the photo and you'll see the feathers on their legs, covering their feet.
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Happy SkyWatch Friday to all the sky-posters.
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They are pretty with there little ruffled bobby socks. All I get on my power line is acres of pigeons
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition!
ReplyDeleteThe second power line is empty!
3 small musical notes
ReplyDeleteHappy skywatch to you too Dina, Nice birds on a line haha! Dry is good as long as its be watered, Shaolom to you, from JoAnn/Holland
ReplyDeleteI really like the way you composed this, the diagonal lines make a very strong visual.
ReplyDeleteShabbat shalom.
Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteVery Nice shot with a deep feeling about it. The flag, the tallit, the white dove of peace....lovely things to contemplate.
ReplyDeleteAloha, Dina
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Nicely composed, Dina. And the colours are perfect!
ReplyDeleteAren't they quite beautiful and it looks like they know it. Nice photo.
ReplyDeleteWonderful blue and white ;-) and yes! Fluffy feet, how lovely!
ReplyDeleteA composition of the photographer and nature in the style of Picasso ...
ReplyDeleteThey are quite feathery! This photo makes an eye-pleasing composition in many ways.
ReplyDeleteBlue skies here too today, and 100F!
Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteBirds in the sky are not always flying. I like the blue-white connection.
ReplyDeletePretty picture Dina. Two white, a gray,two more white, another gray, and finally two white. All underscored by the power lines and backed by that beautiful blue sky. Very nice!
ReplyDeletei think it's a very peaceful day for the doves. there's serenity reflected in this shot.
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing.
They look beautiful.
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Robin gave you the best comment because she included a yummy coffee with a heart! Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've seen bird's feathers do that before. Lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteDina, the Saint Michael's Abbey was begun in the late 10th century for the Benedictine monks on the Via Francigena (the pilgrimage route to Rome), it became an important study centre and was enlarged many times until 1622. Now it's in the hand of the Rosminian fathers and in 1990 there has been a great work of restoration.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool. How very unusual those birds are.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot.
ReplyDeleteGreat imagination to tie birds sitting on a wire to your national flag and I love it.
ReplyDeleteLovely Dina I love the white pigeons and also your bench pst above.
ReplyDeleteThe feathers on their legs are so funny and cute!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! This photo just makes me feel good.
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Nice shot.
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