Ornithological Examinations
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66 responses to “Ornithological Examinations”
Fascinating image, Rabirius!
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Thank you, Peter.
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Yes! So magical and mysterious I appreciate your work Rabirius…hoping you and your loved ones are all good and safe ~ hugs hedy ☺️🤗💫
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Thanks a lot Hedy. I hope you and your loved ones are safe as well.
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Excellent image.
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Thank you.
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Great image! Those birds don’t look impressed with what they see. 🙂
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Thanks a lot. I’m glad you like the picture.
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Gottseidank können wir ihren Hieben ausweichen, dank ihrer Grösse sind sie auch behäbiger
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Ja, das ist der Vorteil, wenn man klein und wendig ist. 🙂
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Tu inspiración va más allá de la imaginación. Al paso que vas, el infinito es tu meta. Felicitaciones Rabirius. La composición es maravillosa. Buen fin de semana
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Muchas gracias, Manuel. Me alegro que te guste la foto.
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Si. Es genia tu nueva composición.
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Ob diese Raubvögel mit den Pelikanen wohl eine Lebensgemeinschaft bilden? Grossartiges Bild, Rabirius.
Ich wünsche frohe Adventstage und Gesundheit. Bleib bitte munter. Ernst
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Vielen Dank, Ernst.
Nun ja, es wäre auf jeden Fall eine interessante Lebensgemeinschaft.
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Een fascinerende foto Rabirius
heel knap bedacht
groeten
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Dank je wel, Willy.
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Beautiful! Who is examining whom? Your work brightens my day, as I slip into a new world for a while. So needed. Glad to see you here, well and productive.
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Thank you.
I’m glad I could brighten your day.
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Love it!
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Thanks a lot.
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Welcome
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So surreal
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Thank you.
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Haha de vogels nemen het hier over
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Ja, het kan sneller gebeuren dan u denkt. 🙂
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corona bij de mens…
vogelgriep bij de vogels…
Een surreële voorstelling !
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Erg bedankt. Leuk dat je de foto leuk vindt.
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I’d be scurrying instead of “examining”.
But if I weren’t terrified, I’d marvel at how such different birds came to congrgate in the same tight street.
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Well, one probably has to be a bit careful, when one encounters so many big birds. 🙂
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A thought provoking, beautiful image. I truly wonder what the birds would like to say about our species… Very glad to see your work, and hope you are staying safe.
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Thank you for your words.
Yes, it would be really interesting to know what birds and other animals would be saying about us.
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Sempre molto belle le tue immagini 🙂
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Grazie molto. Bello che ti piacciano le mie foto.
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Interesting concept, but so true. Nature is taking over. Nice work!
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Thank you. I’m glad you like it.
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Can’t flip those birds 🙂
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No, you can’t. 🙂
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Great image again, Rabirius. Covid-19 and avian flu appear to have major long-term consequences for our society.
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Thank you, Jan. I’m glad you like the picture.
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Somehow Hitchcock’s Birds doesn’t feel so scaring at all compared with your fabulous image!
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But I hope you still like watching The Birds! 🙂
Thank you for your words.
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I do 😀
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Good. 🙂
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Fascinating work!!
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Thank you.
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What can I say – fantastic, as always. Hugs
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Thanks a lot for your words!
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Love it!
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Thank you, Kirt.
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You’ve been looking into my nightmares! Great image.
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I didn’t know I have insight in your dreams. 🙂
Thank you for the compliment!
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I love it! It would be a little scary if real. You made it look so with the bird’d shadow on the wall! I love how nonchalant and carefree the people seem!
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Thank you, Denise. I’m glad you like it.
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Reblogged this on Manolis.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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The difference in scale between the people and birds reminds me that less than a thousand years ago New Zealand was still home to two species of moas that could reach a height of 3.6m:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moa
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Wow, that is amazing. Thanks for the info!
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Cool image! Sinister too. Love the muted tones in your images.
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Thank you, Madhu. I’m glad you like it.
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Ya know…..it could happen!!! 🤣 Thank You, Rabirius! Cheers!!! 💕
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Yes, I believe so. 🙂
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May the year ahead bring you continued inspiration, Rabirius!
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Thanks a lot. I wish you the same.
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Excellent work, Rabirius. The birds should feel menacing, but the people look so casual and relaxed (the man looking up like it’s an exhibit) — it’s interesting and uncomfortable all at the same time. Love your creations.
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Thank you for your words, Jane. I’m glad you like the picture.
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