sharleenstuartArtist Inspired: October 2016: Pink
The theme this month of Artist Inspired is PINK. Pink is not my favorite color, however, the Roseate Spoonbill is definitely one of my favorite birds and they happen to be a gorgeous color of pink. Since I am still not walking out and about, I have gone to some old images I have of this bird. I often see the Roseate Spoonbill when I am walking through the wetlands. It is a treat when you see a lot of them but one at a time is a special thrill as well. The Roseate Spoonbill is a wading bird. Watching them feed is always interesting as they swing their bill, which is shaped like a spoon, from side to side. They feed on frogs, small insects, crustaceans, and small fish. They build their nests in trees typically laying 3 – 5 eggs. I hope you love this bird as much as I do.
October is breast cancer awareness month. I have learned a lot about breast cancer recently. One of our bloggers has shared very openly about the process she is going through as she deals with breast cancer. I also have a cousin who recently underwent a mastectomy, and breast reconstruction. Stats say that one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Remember to be aware of early warning signs, check your breasts for lumps, do your annual mammogram. It is better to be safe than sorry. To learn more about breast cancer awareness and what you should do to be informed and how you can make a difference click here.
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Such a neat looking bird! Love it!
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Thank you Lindsey.
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Oh my, that bird is beautiful and those images are absolutely AMAZING! Love the contrast between the blue skies and the pink bird!
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Thank you Kathy. I love this particular brand of pink 🙂
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WHAT?!? I’ve never seen a bird like that! I love how you noticed and then captured its unique beauty in so many different positions. Lovely!
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Thank you – We get them in the wetlands. Sometimes you may only see one, other times there is a whole flock of them.
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I love that pink colour on the bird – he is gorgeous
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Me too Channon – it is always a treat to see them.
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Oh my this bird is absolutely stunning! A new favorite 💗 Thank you for adding that piece at the end too 😘💗💕
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Thank you Danie – it is my pleasure to share the piece at the end 🙂
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You captured the beauty in this bird beautifully 🙂
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Thank you so much.
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Oh that soft, light and fluffy pink! Such beautiful and unique captures for this theme. I love each frame and the qualities in the bird that you captured. I also love the Breast Cancer Awareness shout out to Dani 💕
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Thank you Shelby. I appreciate your support.
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That is the coolest thing I’ve seen!
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Thanks Sarah – It is a thrill for me to see them like this.
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Wow! What a pretty bird! I’ve never seen one. Thanks for sharing these lovely photos of him/her with all of us. My kids loved seeing them too!
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Thank you so much Kellie – I am glad your kids enjoyed them. I get great pleasure walking through the wetlands.
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Wow, I have never seen a Roseate Spoonbill. What a gorgeous bird! I like you am not a lover of pink but it has grown on me thanks to sunsets and fall. Now I have one more beautiful pink thing to add to my collection the Roseate Spoonbill.<3 Love, Jenn -Pretty Pixels Photography xo
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Thank you so much. I appreciate you and all the support you give me.
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