WR - Issue 13: Green Winged Teal
Today's Photo -
a green-winged teal from Wakodahatchee Wetlands, called "green-winged" because the color on the underside of their wings is green, visible when they spread the wings.
The green-winged teals kept calling to me and I was compelled to share one here. Although the green on the head is not showing up, on this particular shot, as vibrant as it was, the whole scene gave off a feeling that I wanted to convey. I've used it to share wishes for light-filled, refreshing, peaceful experiences, the freshness, symobolized by the plants in the water.
Beyond the peacefulness and serenity, the next day there was playfulness in a scene I call "Bottoms Up."
Self-Reflecting Queries -
For you to create today, or simply take a moment or two to be at peace while being with the water.
Feedback and shares are always welcome, either on the Picture to Ponder WR Issues Blog, or e-mail me directly.
Today's Photo -a green-winged teal from Wakodahatchee Wetlands, called "green-winged" because the color on the underside of their wings is green, visible when they spread the wings.
The green-winged teals kept calling to me and I was compelled to share one here. Although the green on the head is not showing up, on this particular shot, as vibrant as it was, the whole scene gave off a feeling that I wanted to convey. I've used it to share wishes for light-filled, refreshing, peaceful experiences, the freshness, symobolized by the plants in the water.
Beyond the peacefulness and serenity, the next day there was playfulness in a scene I call "Bottoms Up."
Self-Reflecting Queries -For you to create today, or simply take a moment or two to be at peace while being with the water.
Feedback and shares are always welcome, either on the Picture to Ponder WR Issues Blog, or e-mail me directly.
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