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When my American friends were visiting, we rented a car and circled the Sea of Galilee.
Here you can see the blue of the sea behind the Monastery of the Twelve Apostles (popularly know as the Greek Orthodox Capernaum).
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But there is something even better than this photo's donkey that I want to show you for Camera-Critters Sunday.
As we walked in the monastery grounds, I heard the shrill cry of a peacock.
It looked like he was getting ready to jump off the roof so I quickly raised the camera!
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Great pictures. I don't ever recall one flying. I have a funny story- we were at a park with peacocks roaming free. Very shiny black car in parking lot, peacock saw his reflection and was attacking the car!!! Have a great day!
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Great photos and I have not seen a peacock flying. They are beautiful birds.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen one fly before. That's an exciting capture!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelous moment (series of moments) you captured in these pictures, Dina!
ReplyDeleteThe only time I've seen a peacock flying (before this one) was the forest.
How wonderful, I've never seen one actually flying!
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That's a pretty awesome shot!! ~karen
ReplyDeleteI didn't know peacocks could fly! Wow! I figured they might just sort of glide if they needed to but I've never seen one off the ground. I'm afraid there are neighborhoods in Hawaii that really consider the birds pests because they're so loud.
ReplyDeletei hvn't seen a flying peacock before.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fantastic capture. I have never seen one fly so this is a treat. Great shots.
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