Over the past few weeks you have all been inspiring me so much that I have been rethinking some of the posts I had scheduled. There have been four changes to date and a bonus; resulting in blight, daylight, sealedlight and featherlight. Today brings another change but also indecision. I couldn’t decide which flight to delight you with.

Wader Flight at Twilight
Waders in Flight at Twilight

You may have recognised my first square. It is an old favourite of mine, and it has appeared at least a couple of times before. Maybe you could share which is your favourite, and we can see if there is just one I should have gone with!

Nothing can really beat watching birds in flight in the sunlight, with a beautiful blue backdrop. They even though look fabulous in grey daylight.

By the way have you spotted that if you hover or click the mouse over the gallery both the bird type and a caption with words ending in light appears.

I could keep going and going with my indecisive squares of flight, but you are probably ready to explore the comments below and discover other square delights. So instead I am going to finish with my alternative header. Yup I was even indecisive over this!

Ducks in Flight
Remember the theme is ‘words ending in light’ and a square, unlike my spare header, has four equal sides!

121 thoughts

  1. What a great collection, Becky. That’s probably my favourite, but it’s a close run contest between that and the oystercatchers on a dreich day. I like the full image and the artistic blur. And they work very well in square format.
    You ought to consider doing an exhibition of your work as part of Heritage Day

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  2. I so love the delight in flight but must say Becky….you are naughty Under the last decidedly not square photo it says “Remember the theme is ‘words ending in light’ and a square has four equal sides!” 😀 😀 😀

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  3. They each can stand on their own. I like the “directional flight” best, it’s almost as if it is a collage of one bird demonstrating the different wing positions in flight. And so crisp and clear! But the “waders in flight” convey the flurry of a whole flock taking off so marvellously.
    My light for today (a new one for me, as it is not even light outside yet): https://picturesimperfectblog.wordpress.com/2020/01/26/all-eyes-on-me/

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