Dropping In On Friends
Yesterday evening this wood stork came swooping in from somewhere out in the salt marsh and made a dramatic entrance.
Of course, after all that, he just ended up standing around looking…well maybe ‘cute’ isn’t the exact best word, but you know. 😀
Phil Lanoue Photography 
Molto bella questa serie di scatti.
Ciao, Pat
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Grazie Pat, glad you liked the stork! 🙂
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Stunning captures
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Well I’m glad you liked seeing Woody!
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Great images, you are very patient xx
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Wow thank you so much for looking in here and commenting! It’s funny how things go out there, sometimes I can get all kinds of stuff in 10 mins, other times I stand around forever hoping for something, anything, to happen. But that’s the fun in it too. 😀
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Love the landing, Phil. It almost looks as though he’s screeching to a halt. No, I also wouldn’t think that cute is the right word, although I did once hear ‘cute’ defined as “ugly but acceptable.” 😀
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I will resist passing that saying along to our alligator friends. I suspect they think of themselves as cute and desirable. 😀
Wood storks are something though.
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Indeed, cute is probably not the word; still I do so enjoy seeing them. You really got some great shots.
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Well let’s try unique. 🙂 That might work.
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I love the “Well, I’m here, now what?” look on the face in the the last photo!
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That’s so true. I did forget to mention in the write up about how tiny the snowy egret (in the third photo) looked in comparison to the stork.
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