For those of us who enjoy sharing our pictures, we all know that Angie's is the place to be on Wednesdays!
I'm sure you will all agree that children seem to learn very early on that if you run towards a flock of relaxing birds that they will fly away! I suppose it could be considered an early lesson in cause and effect.
It all starts off innocent enough. A bird walking in the sand catches a toddlers attention and as the child waddles over for a closer look (aka: I really want to give you a little squeeze), the bird flies away causing a smile to appear on the toddlers face.
The next thing you know a life long thrill of watching birds take flight has begun! Or maybe it is a life long thrill of scaring the crud out of them! Either way........it's all fun!
41 comments:
That is is a great photo! I love it.
birds . . . geese - off the tots go!
Sad to say...I still enjoy doing that. Now it is with my kids!! Love the picture!
Too funny - and great pic!
yeah it's a game with my kiddies...see how close they can get before the dumbbirds know they're after them!!!
Is that one of your girls in the background? What a great angle to take this picture!!
That's a great shot.. well done.
The little girl in the picture is a friends daughter! :)
oh wow, that really is a fantastic shot! i love the angle!
Love the picture - and your blog is GREAT!!
Blessings -
that is so true and that is a GREAT photo! beautifully composed
What a fabulous photo...to be there at the right time and the right place to capture this - amazing!!!
I'm new to Wordful Wednesday and posted my first W W today. Hope you can stop by if you can find time.
That is a great picture!!
Perfection! You perfectly captured the moment...the smile on the child is so pure...poor birds!
Love it....LOVE IT!
I have never visited your blog before, but I'll be back....I love crafty mama's!
I love this photo!! The birds are so sharp. And then. The toddler! Birds must have great periphial vision... :-)
Blessings, friend!!
That is an awesome picture. You caught the moment so perfectly!
Hehe But they are so much fun! :) My daughter loves spring time when the robins are everywhere. She runs back and forth and all around to try to catch them. :) Cheap entertainment. ;)
I think it is the fascination with the freedom that comes with flying!!
That's really an awesome picture! And I love your story with it!! Happy WW.
LOVE the photo (so much), love the words. Totally and absolutey perfect!
Wow... I totally get it. I still run to a flock of birds at the beach... their freedom is inspiring and beautiful!
Great post!
Such a cute photo! however, I think George Costanza would disagree with the chasing the birds. Random Seinfeld reference sorry! :)
That is a FABULOUS shot! WOW! You have really caught the moment perfectly!
Happy WW!
It is so much fun. Hayden runs after birds all the time. He thinks that one of these times, he will catch one.
I'm thinking they love the scare! And, the chase.
What a great moment to capture. The look on her face is priceless!
my b loves to chase birds...
on a photography note, fab depth of field!!!!
So true! Birds and cats. Toddlers love to chase 'em!
Toddlers are so great! I love watching their faces when they discover new things!
Chasing sea gulls was one of my daughter's favorite things to do at the beach. She loves the birds, too. I always have and am trying to pass on that love, too.
Love that picture!
That photo is wonderful. I love the composition and the colors, and of course the story behind it.
Great picture! I don't think Shiloh has discovered the fun of chasing birds yet.
I still enjoy scaring the birds! lol
I think it's more the last one...or maybe it's just cuz the last one made me laugh! Very cute post.
Great picture!
I still love watching birds as an adult.
Love the picture!!
Hey, I'm returning visits from the FanTAbulous Merry SITSmas Event the other day. Thanks so much for visiting, and please...come by my place to see how to Pay It Forward during this Most Wonderful Time of the Year!
i have to admit *looks both ways and over shoulder* i still like to run towards a flock of resting birds *wink*
Oh, that smile says it all! What a capture:)
Post a Comment