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Linda Schaub
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Linda Schaub
- Mr. & Mrs. Cardinal (and a pal) partake of peanuts at the Park. #Wordless Wednesday #A favorite vintage ornament.
- Lean, mean and green.
- Which way is Santa Claus? #Wordless Wednesday #Remember those days?
- When there’s wicked wind, wildflowers and …
- Before and after a cup of Joe. #Wordless Wednesday #Sadly, we don’t ALL rise and shine!
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FIFTY FAVORITE PARK PHOTOS
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- Parker noshin’ nuts
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- Fox Squirrel
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- Black Squirrel
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- Parker, my Park cutie!
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- Pekin Duck
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- Mallard Hybrid Duck
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- Midnight munchin’ nuts
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- Mute Swan
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- Goslings
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- Mama Robin
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- Seagulls on ice floe
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- Great Blue Heron
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- Parker chowin’ down
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- Mallard Duck
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- Northern Cardinal
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- Great Blue Heron (“Harry”) fishing for shad
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- Parker: shameless begging
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- Viceroy Butterfly
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- Great Blue Heron
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- American Goldfinch
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- Seagull
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- Robin baby (not fledged yet)
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- Mallard Ducks
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- Robins almost ready to fledge
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- Parker angling for peanuts
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- Robin fledgling
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- Parker making a point that he wants peanuts
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- Parker smells peanuts
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- Parker with a peanut
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- Red-Winged Blackbird
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- Seagull
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- Red-Bellied Woodpecker
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- Pekin Duck
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- Starling
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- Canada Geese family
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- Canada Goose and goslings
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- Red-Winged Blackbird
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- Parker says candy is dandy.
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- Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly
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- American Goldfinch
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- Hunny Bunny
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- Parker looking for peanuts
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- The pier just past sunrise
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- Mute Swan
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- Parker in the snow
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- Parker and a treat
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- Great Blue Heron
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- Me and my shadow (a/k/a Parker)
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- Fox Squirrel
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- Seagull
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- Canada Goose
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- Mallard Ducks
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- Mute Swan
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- Fox Squirrel – Parker
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- Northern Cardinal
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It is hard to resist them. Great photos, and I like the title 😉
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Thanks Dan – Seagulls are very patient, until I creep closer. Then they have tolerated me long enough and fly away. Glad you like the title. I like having some fun with Wordless Wednesday posts. 🙂
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A beautiful seagull. Looks like you found a bird with an attitude too. 🙂
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Yes, it was actually very patient and posed for a long time Rebecca. Then it tired of me and flew away. 🙂 This seagull swiveled its head around with a challenging look. I think your Egret was more menacing looking (and sounding).
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Handsome seagull, Linda, nicely done!
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Thanks Terri – my little feathered friend was very patient with me!
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Looks like a puffed-out chest in the first photo, but then happy to pose for the rest of them. Way to wear him down!
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Dave, I’m glad you saw that puffed-out chest and defiant look (or would it be a look of disdain) as I snapped away. I think the critters line up and say “pass it on – Linda is at the Boardwalk taking pictures for her blog – get over there and pose!”
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That bird has enough attitude to be a cat. Great photos.
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Thank you. I like its rather defiant look in the first photo Ally. It is almost like it is challenging me to take it picture. 🙂
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He IS a handsome guy. No wonder you couldn’t stop at one picture.
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I secretly think he was enjoying the attention Laurie. 🙂
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Beautiful looks cute Seagull. It’s so patient. https://lindaschaubblog.net/2023/09/13/hey-lady-i-told-you-one-picture-although-who-can-resist-a-cute-seagull/ . Beautiful capture this birds.
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Thank you Raj – glad you liked this Seagull. They stay pretty still which is great for taking their photo(s).
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Very you captured pretty Seagull. I like. Thanks, Linda 💐
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I can see why you took more than one photo! What a charmer!! 🥰
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I took advantage of how long he stood there, shifting from foot to foot, until he got ticked off with me and flew off. 🙂
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Way to persevere!
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I also find seagulls fascinating to photograph.
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I find them fascinating too Anne. What’s great about them is their patience … they shift feet sometimes, but don’t fly away until you really encroach on their territory.
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Miss Linda………………………………………I could never get that close up to a seagull……………………………………thanks…………………………………….
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Ann Marie, I think this seagull only moved to shift its feet a couple of times, otherwise was acting like a statue, which was lucky for me taking its photo.
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Great pics, Linda! They are such skillful flyers! 😊
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Thanks Tom – I can’t resist taking pictures of seagulls. They pose so nicely and only move when you move a wee bit too close to them. There is nothing like going down to the Detroit River boardwalk and watching them glide, swoop and dive … you could be anywhere, a seashore, beach locale … there they are.
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He is handsome or is it she is pretty? I cannot tell the men from the women.
I enjoy the camera capture of your zoom lens seeing from eye to toe nail. I never knew seagulls had toe nails!
Love the balance beam. Best photo for me is the last one where it looks like it might slip off the rail. But not a chance of that happening, it’s so smart!
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I can’t tell seagulls apart either TD … they tend to look alike to me, but maybe if you are a seagull there are more subtle differences. I went back and looked at the pictures – you know what – I didn’t know they had toenails either. I like seagulls as you can get pretty close to them (as they usually figure you have treats) before they fly off with a look of disdain for you. I wonder why any bird perches on narrow places, without good footing. I was pretty amazed at the osprey that was perched on the narrow pole – it did NOT look comfortable at all. 🙂
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Oh my, TD & Linda, your comments made me remember a picture I once took of some gull toe nails. 🙂 It’s on this post if you’d like a closer look. 😉
https://www.ingebrita.net/2021/07/after-the-storm/
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I checked out your link, Barbara. Thanks! Fabulous toe nails!!
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What a fun picture of your gull’s toenails in your post Barbara. Come to think of it, why on earth would a gull need toenails with webbed feet? Thank you for sharing this post.
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I tried to post a comment on your post and WP asked for my name, rank and serial number and still wouldn’t let me post. 🙂
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I’ve been having that problem, too, Linda. I can’t comment on some blogs unless I go to Reader… Grrr…
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Very frustrating Barbara.
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Great gull photoshoot, Linda! You captured some personality plus with this one. Oh how I do miss my gulls…
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Barbara, thank you. I knew you would be missing your gulls when you saw this gull on the boardwalk at Elizabeth Park. You can’t help thinking about The Captain. This gull sat there for the longest time, content to have me taking photos of it. 🙂
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TD – I wonder why a gull needs toenails with webbed feet?
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Ha, ha, ha! I don’t know either. Now I wonder do ducks have toenails? A new quest for your zoom lens camera…
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Well TD, this afternoon I was writing a post for early October and it is all about ducks. So, I just went back and looked to see if I captured toenails – it is difficult to say, so I Googled and yes, ducks do have toenails. Who knew?
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It takes a lot of gull to do a post like this. 🙂
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Ha ha – yes it did JP. I had to defy this bird, who was no gullfriend, believe me, as it got an attitude after all the camera clicks.
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