Morning Dove Posing | See Ya Around Photo shoots must come to an end. This last pose comes just before the Morning Dove decided to leave. For the whole story with all images, see Morning Dove Posing | a 7 Image Story.
Morning Dove Posing | Dead End This branch makes it hard for the Morning Dove to continue walking down the branch. It seems to be a dead-end. For the whole story with all images, see Morning Dove Posing | a 7 Image Story.
Morning Dove Posing | Got My Back An old photography guideline says to always have the eye in focus. A closely related guideline indicates to almost always show the eye of the critter in the frame. For the whole story with all images, see Morning Dove Posing | a 7 Image Story.
Morning Dove Posing | What’s Down There? This Morning Dove hung around this tree for a long time. In fact, it posed in several positions on the same branch. Maybe, it knew the camera was clicking away. For the whole story with all images, see Morning Dove Posing | a 7 Image Story.
Morning Dove Posing | Oh My Snow! The Morning Doves don’t seem to mind the cold and snow. They stick around all winter. It probably helps that they have a plenty of seed to eat from my bird feeder. For the whole story with all images, see Morning Dove Posing | a 7 Image Story.
Morning Dove Posing | Behind Me Notice my beautiful back feathers! I know you are clicking away. For the whole story with all images, see Morning Dove Posing | a 7 Image Story.
Morning Dove Posing | How Sweet Morning Doves tend to stick around for winter. With the leaves off the trees, sometimes they make great images. For the whole story with all images, see Morning Dove Posing | a 7 Image Story.
Morning Dove Posing | a 7 Image Story Morning Doves tend to stick around for winter. With the leaves off the trees, sometimes they make great images. They don’t seem to mind the cold and snow. It probably helps that they have plenty of seed to eat from my bird feeder. This Morning Dove hung around this tree for a long time. In fact, it posed in several positions on the same branch. Maybe, it knew the camera was clicking away. It was almost like it was saying: “notice my beautiful back feathers! I know you are clicking away.” The branch made it hard for the Morning Dove to continue walking down the branch. It seems to be a dead-end. Photo shoots must come to an end, just remember. An old photography guideline says to always have the eye of the critter in focus. And, a closely related guideline proclaims to almost always show the eye in the frame.
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