That man must be very patient, Francisca, and very gentle, to have those birds on his arm like that. I'm thinking he's been doing it for years, so probably generations of birds have learned he's their go-to guy! -- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
That man must be very patient, Francisca, and very gentle, to have those birds on his arm like that. I'm thinking he's been doing it for years, so probably generations of birds have learned he's their go-to guy!
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
People ask me why I love Japan so much. Here is a good example. LOOK AT THAT BENCH! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeletenice photo Francisca...
I also LOVE Japan SO much! And, I love seeing people being patient and kind to wildlife like this...pure sweetness!
ReplyDeleteI've seen pigeons sit on people's arms but never sparrows - how touching.
ReplyDeleteThe guy and the birds are great, but I've never seen a ginkgo bench before . . . incredible! I'd have taken it home, I'm afraid!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of the bird feeder Francisca.
ReplyDeleteHi Francisca! Nice post.
ReplyDeleteI think I know you. If you are the Francisca who managed Midwest Philippines and worked with Chrysara before, then you are the Francisca I know.
It's nice to see you here. I will follow your blog!
Beautiful shots! Glad you removed the WV..
ReplyDeleteMy Camera Critters post.
How nice to have/take the time to just sit and do this. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Francisca, sorry if I confused you with the WV, I meant to say word verification hehehe... It's really a time waster.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, the gentleman must be patient to have sparrows so unafraid!
ReplyDeleteThat's too cute !
ReplyDeleteour sparrows are brave, not mine, they are ungrateful things.
ReplyDeleteYou get the best pictures of people Francisca! The mood of the whole scene just shines through. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLOVE this post! :)
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