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December 02, 2017  •  18 Comments

 

The almost super moon rose over the Sandias behind thin clouds that gave it a soft, fuzzy look. The last of the cranes standing in the field finally decided to fly over to the Rio Grande to roost. They gave us a rather silly showing at take off. The sound of low thunder drums filled the air as they beat their wings against the cold, lazy zephyr. The thunder drums turned to a swooshing rhythm as they squeaked by, flying low over the treetops.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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T & L Photos
Thanks, Julie!
Julie(non-registered)
Oh Tm .. I just love your bird shots. You are so very clever! Wonderful images my friend :D
T & L Photos
Thanks, Imelda!
Imelda(non-registered)
So lovely shots. The softness made them look so magical.
T & L Photos
Thanks, Lavinia!
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