Baby birds with their wide mouths open
insisting, me…me…me, I want more.
Eyes wide shut, blindly consuming.
Is this my generation? Is it yours?
ABC Wednesday
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
"In the end we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand; and we will understand only what we are taught." --Baba Dioum.
About Me
My photos available for purchase, click on photo
Please visit my store front to see available photos for purchase by clicking on the photo above .
More Moths at my porch light
+DSCN5800+for+blog.jpg)
BW Photos by me
Photos I have taken
These are photos I have taken while exploring West Virginia. Click on the above photo to see more.
Featured on these networking sites
18 comments:
I like the metaphor you've got going on here!
And that picture is exquisite!
Great picture - what are they? A
The mamma bird just keeps getting bigger and tries to make the babies dependant on her. I think there might be one or two self reliant ones in there though. ;-)
Cute picture by the way.
Generation 'E' coming up!
Wow what a fantastic shot, what kind of chicks are they? I got a shot like that once of chicks in a Bluebird nest, though not even half as nice as yours. Very nice.
Great thought and astounding picture!
Interesting thoughts and pictures to go with them. A+++.
What a nice metaphor. I think I consume with eyes open.
i tried to get shots like that, unsuccessfully
Thank you everyone for your nice comments. The baby birds are Phoebees and the mother was very patient with me as I took photos. There were on a low limb hanging over the shore the lake at Cacapon State Park, WV. I was sure to thank her as I left.
What a sweet picture! They look cosy, even if they are competitive! LOL!
Very nice photograph!
Creative e too!
Sherry
Wow! FOOD for thought! Wonderful photo. They do look insatiable.
In infancy, I'm pretty sure it's every generation!
Great photo.
Great photo!! I love this shot...what a beautiful photo of new life....
What a beautifully woven nest, amazing photo.
We had a nest of robins this spring but I never got that close! What a great shot!
Oh, look at those feathers! Great shot and E association! Thanks for stopping by.
Post a Comment