Midweek Monochrome
Tag: stork
#23 What’s Good for the Stork
is not necessarily good for the worm. While looking up storks and their portrayal in fables I found that they are considered to represent peace, happiness, renewal, fertility, birth and rebirth. Square #23 in May: Renew
Feeding the Kids
Almost Wordless Wednesday
Playing Coy
Midweek Monochrome
Striking His Formal Pose
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Punctilious
From Wingtip to Wingtip
Another “use the image compare as a toggle switch” image. FOWC with Fandango: Wingspan
The Stork Has Landed
A clothesline in front of the house entrance showing that a baby was born to the family. This custom is still practiced in some villages around here. A label for people who don’t know how to wash clothes and what to do with them afterwards … Continue reading The Stork Has Landed
Moving Along
Walking alone. Walking in pairs. Rolling along. Or striding elegantly. Cee’s Which Way Challenge
No Colour Needed
Winter roads and paths are almost naturally monochrome – whether in sunshine in the open or on a cloudy day in the forest Not a winter photo but of somebody who at least from the back is strikingly monochrome (except for the socks). Cee’s Which … Continue reading No Colour Needed
The Lord of the Harvest
He keeps strutting around the tractor as if he were giving the orders.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Harvest – Earth
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