This is becoming one of those places I love photographing.
(Click on the image to enlarge.)
I love this view looking over a farm in Walsgrave, Coventry.
So why the title, 'Unexpected'?
Five swans happily munching away in the field. It is unexpected to me but
it may not be unusual. I haven't purchased that zoom lens yet,
but Mr LOL had his binoculars with him so I can confirm those are swans.
Bet someone will know about grazing swans and leave a comment, hopefully :).
Have a good week.
15 comments:
ohhhh these are gorgeous missy!!
Oh wow, I don't think I've ever had the pleasure of watching swans grazing on an open field looking so much like a flock of sheep! Love the captures - that first one is like a painting:)
I love the first one, too. What a jig-saw puzzle it would make!
Can see they are swans from the second photo. The photos look beautiful
Bach wrote a second piece entitled.."Swans may safely graze"!
(hehehehehe).
Jane x
Very pretty. I don't know much about swans, so let's see what others say . . .
Thanks for your visits while I was away.
I'm used to swans being in rivers, feeding off the water vegetation. I know they come on shore, but to eat?
We get grazing geese in Pasadena, so why not swans in Coventry?
such a fun whimsy permeates this post!
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Beautiful countryside for a swan to graze in!!!
Wonderful, love the panoramic feel of the first photo.
I can see why you're drawn to this spot Lauren.. What a wonderful painting it would make. Grazing swans is something I have never seen before either, every swan I've seen is bottoms up in the water :)
Wonderful photos
Beautiful! Love how you cropped the top shot.
Hi Lauren,
Yes, I have often seen Swans grazing: There are often a good number in the low lying fields near Bretford - just off the road heading towards Rugby. What the farmer thinks I'm not sure as they must take a good proportion of his wheat plants when growing .... I've seen them elsewhere too.
Gary
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