~Sage grouse photo taken 4/24/08* Clark Wyoming~New Perspectives~ Part 2
Even on Skywatch Friday there can be a new perspective, although this is the most common sight when you finally find these amazingly camoflauged sage grouse.
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Great shot,beautiful.
Happy SWF.
Nice shots! We used to have a lot of grouse throughout the Great Lakes region here, but now you find them mostly only in the upper peninsula of Michigan. wonderful images. Thanks!
Stacey, I LOVE this one!
Great capture, well done. thanks for sharing.
Cheers
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very beautiful capture, wonderful choice for swf
Reminds me og out wood grouse, this is how you usually see them. It's usually a startling experience because the flapping wings are really loud. It's always unexpected in the quiet woods.
Beautiful shot with the landscape divided into tree colour areas, the land, the sea and the sky and the birds lending a foreground to hold the eye.
Super -- there they go...
After a couple days, I'm enjoying getting caught up on your fabulous blog full of amazing animals.. Arriving here is always a treat...
Great job of selective focus. I love the colors and out of focus background. It looks like a painting.
Wonderful photo.
Thanks for the visit,
Troy and Martha
Busy time for me and I havent been by in a while .. I like the new blog look .. and as always your photos are perfection!
:-Daryl
Lovely view as the grouse take wing.
Your persepctives are always interesting, and this one is no exception. The colors in this photo are beautiful.
amazing photos I scrolled down to see many of your pictures they are absolutely breathtaking!
Fabulous shot...How I wish they were flying towards you rather than away from you
Cool. The hunter in me shoots with something else than a camera when I see this beautiful picture. Grouse is for me a delicacy. With a great red wine....mmmmmm :-)
This is superb! Very lovely! Happy Sky and Bird Watching! Greetings from Iowa.
Love this shot - low flying over the desert type terrain. How much more natural can this be. Have I mentioned before how perfect your music is for a background music?
Love this shot Stacey!
In Australia "grouse" means great, excellent, superb. So I think these are grouse Grouse! :P
Thanks for sharing
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