The title came to me when I saw these birds walk, in total sync with each other, mother and child, poetry in motion.
These are from my archives. I took my photo at the zoo in Norfolk, Virginia in September 2012. You can enlarge the photo to get more detail. The little baby is getting its feathers on the side of its wing I guess. The link below will give you more information.
Thanks for taking a look and
I hope you have a Great Sunday.
Gorgeous birds and I love that they were moving in synch.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue, they certainly were a lovely sight :)
DeleteVery interesting looking birds. The crown on the adult bird is quite impressive
ReplyDeleteI agree Ann, it stands them apart :)
DeleteI have seen these birds in the wild, a very dramatic species.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been lovely David :)
DeletePiękny ptak , super fotografia. Miłego dnia:)
ReplyDeleteDziękuję bardzo. Tobie również życzę miłego dnia :)
DeleteThey are pretty birds, I have seen them in various zoos.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a wonderful day and happy week ahead.
They certainly are pretty birds Eileen and quite striking :) Thank you, I wish you the same :)
DeleteIt's serendipity when you can catch a moment like that. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteA perfect word Janice, thank you :)
Deletethey are indeed poetry in motion. Wow! it's a stunning photo of both of them...gorgeous birds and aptly named
ReplyDeleteAren’t they beautiful birds? Thanks Sandra!
DeleteWhat a sweet photo Denise! I agree, poetry in motion. Happy Sunday to you as well dear one.
ReplyDeleteThank you Martha Ellen, and a sweet ending which I would like to echo. Happy Sunday to you as well dear one :)))
DeleteSweet. What a great capture and caption! Happy Sunday to you, Denise.
ReplyDeleteThey are very sweet these Cranes, and a lovely memory of seeing them. Thank you Ellen and Happy Sunday to you also :)
DeleteExcellent photos of these gorgeous cranes..Mom has such beautiful feathers and is very graceful
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Thanks Cecilia, they were a very regal duo :) sending hugs!
DeleteI have seen these on T.V. documentaries before, but never real ones, even in zoos. I think they are mostly in Africa? This baby needs to grow into it's legs!
ReplyDeleteI believe so Ginny, I read that they are found in nearly all of Africa, more so in eastern and southern Africa, and it is the national bird of Uganda, and has it in a circle in the middle of their flag. It would have been interesting to be closer so that I could have seen that baby grow up :)
DeletePretty. It is such a nice photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you Aritha, they were very cooperative in their movement. I was able to follow them on each step :)
DeleteEs una linda ave. Te mando un beso
ReplyDeleteMuito obrigado. Que bom que você gostou desses pássaros :) Te mando um beijo.
DeleteGorgeous
ReplyDeleteThank you Christine :)
DeleteSuch a pretty hat she is wearing! Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteShe does, doesn’t she? Thank you :)
DeleteSuch a sweet capture!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rose, I very much appreciate that :)
DeleteWhat a super photograph.
ReplyDeleteIt's Monday as I type this comment ... so I send good wishes for the week ahead.
All the best Jan
Thank you Jan, so glad you like my photo and I wish you the same :)
DeleteThat is the most unusual looking bird. What a great photo, Denise.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific week.
~Sheri
Thank you sheri, happy you liked it. I loved looking at those birds walking along, with the little one keeping pace with its mother. Incredibly cute :)
Deletewhat a great capture of a beautiful crane with its offspring!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Debbie, I was extremely happy to come across them :)
DeleteBeautiful image!
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