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Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
Nature needs Nurture
Lifestyle, Travel, Traditional Art and Community
Poetry and Photographs
From the Existential to the Mundane - From Poetry to Prose
Appreciating Everyday Life
not noble, just Dutch
theatre of stories untold
Travels Around The Land Of My Fathers
My plant obsession
A Little Bit of Texas in Swansea Wales
Maybe there is a container with water and it can’t reach the water and it has read the story of the crow in Aesop’s fables.
Good day, Tish
Hello, Mak. Hope you are well.
I am well, thanks
Thanks for the Aesop’s tale reminder. Crows and their cousins are smart types. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Crow_and_the_Pitcher
Fascinating photo,, very rare indeed to capture the tongue! Well done, Tish!
A happy accident, Peter 🙂
Being at the right place at the right time
🙂
I can’t even photograph birds, and you, oh superior woman, photograph their tongues!
A fluke a palpable fluke!
Wow, great capture!
A tad bizarre I know. As glimpsed through back door window.
And what a savage beak!
Yes, quite shocking, isn’t it. I’ve never had such a close up view of a rook before.
Although my eyes were first drawn to the rock, once they noticed the tongue, they never looked anywhere else. Great shot, Tish.
Such intelligent birds and it has a weapon handy if you got too close…