A very solid fence in the park which was erected to protect anyone falling into the outflow channel from the lake and always provides a good perching post for the local birds.
Linking to GOOD FENCES hosted by TexWisGirl.
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Love the magpie! You're the second Good Fences blogger I've seen today that managed birds on a fence. I've been hoping for that. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteI love all your fence sitters Frank!
ReplyDeletei'd love to see a magpie! such pretty colors! laughed at the plump ducks. :) thanks for linking in, frank!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for these places for them to perch and for us to find them! Stunning captures!
ReplyDeleteLove the wood fence and bird shots - and especially that last shot of the Magpie. Nicely done!!
ReplyDeleteThey're all great..
ReplyDeleteThese are exceptional shots. Really like them.
ReplyDeletePerfect use for fences!
ReplyDeleteNice fences but I like the birds even better, especially the magpie!
ReplyDeleteUseful fence in more ways then one. Love that the birds find rest there.
ReplyDeleteI like that touch of blue in your Magpies Frank. Beaut fences too :D)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots the combination of beautiful birds and the fences is perfect. B
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! The mallards look particularly comfortable in the warm sunshine.
ReplyDeleteHi Frank ... Rustic and comfortable this fence looks to appear!!
ReplyDeleteGrace
Nice bird shots and lucky for us that birds use fences so much to sit on. Good pics.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots- rare to see the mallards fence sitting! The Magpie is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThese are all great, but I truly love the image of the Mallards! They look very comfy! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and kind comment on my fences.
~Lindy
Great fences and I always love photos of birds!
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ReplyDeleteTa pierwsza sroka, wygląda na zmokniętą dobrze albo chorą...