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My wife took this wonderful picture of a Great Blue Heron. Are there any nature pictures you want to share?
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I like frangipanis. This is in Singapore.
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Cobra chickens on parade at Robin Hill. They have a regular route around the house, as the little guys get bigger and bigger.
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Nice photo. Thanks! Linguistic trivia for the day: The German words for heron and egret are the same: "Reiher".
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I wish I had personally taken this picture, but Lenten roses won't grow this far south.
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