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Sunday, April 18, 2010

Weekend Reflections


Weekend Reflections is hosted each week by James at Something Sighted. If you'd like to join the fun then click on the icon and sign up! It begins at 11AM each Friday!

The first shot is a reflection I caught at the zoo last spring when my son took me to one of my favorite places -- the zoo! If you look closely you may be able to see the rhino snoozing in the shade! What a great day it was!



This one is another one that I took last week at the bird sanctuary.

20 comments:

Regina said...

Such beautiful reflections!

Love the gorgeous photos below.

Enjoy your day Sylvia.

Verna Luga said...

Hi, this is a nice place... great reflection photo... How Are you?

TV above my coffee
The Cosmos
Remains of the old Dabaw

Unknown said...

Absolutely beautiful photos.
hugs
shakira

Yogi♪♪♪ said...

two very nice and peaceful photographs.

Ebie said...

I saw the hip! I always have fun when I am at the Zoo.

Great reflections at the bird sanctuary!

Carolyn said...

I love to see the animals but I dislike zoos so much. Great photos Sylvia. Have a great day.
Smiles

Sylvia K said...

Basically I feel the same way -- I don't like zoos -- but this zoo has made a real effort to create a natural habitat for the animals and you don't see them in cages. Even those are not necessarily desirable, but considering how many animals are endangered, it may be the only way of saving a great number of them. So, it is a beautiful place, the animals roam around very large enclosures surrounded by water and woodlands. You don't see cages, fences, wires, just a very lovely, serene place.

Anonymous said...

nice pics! Do try your phone camera next time. I am curious as to how it compares to my friend Ted's iPhone pics.

Peggy said...

Really love the zoo,and Chicago has a great one. Should make that a priority this summer.
I see the Hippo too, great pictures my friend!

George said...

These are beautiful photos. The reflection in the zoo picture is superb and the napping critters are a nice bonus. Thanks for sharing these with us.

Lynda Howells said...

love these imagesxxlynda

Splendid Little Stars said...

and another rhino or 2 in the distance!
One argument for zoos, is that they help people to care about animals. This zoo space looks large and homey.
The second photo make me fell very peaceful!
hope you are having a wonderful weekend, Sylvia!

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

Sylvia -- a nice post and the comments were quite interesting as we are battling with our conscieinces lately about "how do we really feel about zoos with what we've learned lately." I assume that is the Seattle zoo you're picturing here and I agree with you that it is one of the good ones for the reasons you mention.

Michael G-G said...

Is that the Woodland Park zoo? We went up there from Portland (on spring break) and really loved the setting!

Sylvia K said...

Michael, yes, it is Woodland Park! Great place!

Anonymous said...

Excellent reflections my friend. I made the picture bigger and saw the rhinos. How cool. Love these my friend. Ya did great :) Have a good week ahead :)

kRiZcPEc said...

thanks for sharing and have a nice day!

Eden said...

Those are beautiful reflection shots, Sylvia. I saw the hippo and very nice when its enlarge. Thanks for sharing

JTG (Misalyn) said...

Nice reflection shots. I must say that zoo is the one of the best places to appreciate nature and animals. I have been to Al Ain Zoo last week and it was fun.

elvira pajarola said...

Cara Sylvia, wonderful..!!!! the two reflections are just gorgeous.....the deep esmerald water in the second immagine is brilliant!!!!!!
( I would have loved to see your Arabian...I am convinced he was very special and beautiful too...!!!!)

Zoo...animals...nature....!!!!!
Just Fantastic to go and visit!!

Have a wonderful, happy and sunny week, cara Sylvia
ciao ciao elvira

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