I know I seem a bit obsessed lately and I promise this is the last post about these gorgeous trumpeter swans that keep flying over my place!
Maybe. 😄
They were there again last night, dozens and dozens of them, and with the sunset as the backdrop for their migration north it was just stunningly beautiful.

Like a scene from a movie.

Seriously, if I had a better camera I could have made my own mini-documentary with the footage!

If this keeps up, I may just splurge on a better camera.

I mean, it IS Christmas after all… 🎅
Beautiful pictures. Here in Indiana, the Sandhill cranes come every year. They always spend the night in the same spot. We like to travel to see them.
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Oh, I love the sand hill cranes! I remember when we first moved to Wyoming and I saw some I thought someone was raising funny colored emus or something lol. I had no idea they even existed until that moment and I’ve been in love with them since. Folks hunt them around here, but I could never…
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No apologies needed. I love the swans. Beautiful photos.
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Thank you! It’s hard not to want to take photo after photo as they pass. They are just so lovely.
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Welcome!
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So enjoyed this. We moved a few years back – our old home was in the flight path of a bird sanctuary. I miss hearing them call out. Mainly geese, ducks, Egrets and Sandhill Cranes. The photos are breathtaking.
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There is just something really soothing about watching them, right?
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Absolutely!
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Gorgeous! Tempting idea, fine new camera, but hard to imagine they could get any better!
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I would soooo love to see this! Beautiful.
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