Pigeons In The Grass - Monomad Photography Challenge 📸

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Hey Guys! I had some time without sharing with you in this community. I like this community but sometimes I don't have a good black and white picture to share and I don't want to post any just for participating.

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So looking at these pictures I thought they would look great to share today. I took these pictures during a walk in the park, it was during the time when the quarantine was more controlled, that day the park was alone and all the birds were very quiet walking on the grass, which allowed me to take several photographs not only of these little friends but also of other birds that roamed the park.

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This is my entry for the #monomad photography challenge sponsored by @monochromes.

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Thanks for stopping by


With love. Maria Ballesteros. 💜

All images are my property unless otherwise credited.

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They are good, not stop and try find more 👌😊😊

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Thank you my friend! 💜 I'm always trying to get more pictures of this little guys.

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Que bonitas capturas Maria, sabes que soy fan de las palomas, así que sin duda, estas fotos me gustaron tanto como sus protagonistas.

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Gracias Mariana, por aquí hay muchas palomitas de esas, pero se ven más en las mañanas o en las tardes, cuando el sol ya se está ocultando yo me imagino que es por el calor. Gracias por pasarte! 😉

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Beautiful photos my friend! Such detail... and a story behind the moment that inspired you. In that second photograph are the pigeons standing on a fountain? Almost looks like water coming from the ground.

Wonderful entry for the #monomad challenge !tip

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Ohh what a nice surprise to have you on my blog my dear friend. 💜
No, it's not a fountain, that's where the water keys are, that's where the hoses are connected to water the plants in the park.
Sometimes there is water left there and the birds take advantage of it to bathe and drink water.
Thanks for the tip and for the new bot, it's the first time I've seen it, how does it work?

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