Feathers caught on thorns.
9th December 2012: These feathers are the final remnants of a marsh fox kill at the edge of a small copse. They have attracted my eye for at least a month; the bramble thorns have prevented their escape. Now that I have recorded their existence, maybe the brambles will release their grip and allow the feathers to be taken by the howling winds that frequently blow through this area.
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I can see the top one in a frame.
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It’s already in a blog frame, Joyce. 😉
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Beautifully captured.
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Thanks, Vicki.
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Good eye to spot and photograph these Mike.
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There are not many things that remain in one place on the marsh for a long time that I don’t see, Phil. 🙂
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Feathers “spoke” to me this week too! Although mine were still on the bird..lol
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Ha ha! The pigeon my feather images once belonged to has long since been rested in a marsh fox’s stomach. It’s now fertilising marsh grass, I expect. 🙂
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Ha! poor pigeon..happy fox..
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Beautiful images. 🙂
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Thank you. 🙂
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