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Magical Moment, 458, "A Mamma's Babies"

Don't mess with a Mamma's babies! 



"The watchful mother tarries nigh, though sleep has closed her infant's eyes." 
-John Keble

Happy Mother's Day, all you Mammas out there!


Comments

Birdie said…
That is a very interesting spot to choose to have a nest. Brave Mamma.
This is a great shot, Elizabeth. Love it.
ds said…
Great shot, Elizabeth--and so true!
Birdie, I thought it was strange too! This was right in the mall parking lot. Hope her babies stay safe.

Linda and DS, thank you!
Hilary said…
Wonderful shot, Elizabeth but what a crazy place for her to lay her eggs.
Busy Bee Suz said…
That is so true. LOVE the photo!
Lisa said…
Loved this. Came over from Hilarys. PTOW
Anonymous said…
Wonderful shot!
Sueann said…
Sweet!!!!
Congrats on your potw
Hugs
SueAnn
Hilary said…
Perfect timing. Perfect shot.
Geesh, what a place she picked!!!!
Anonymous said…
What a strange spot for a nest! She must be one of those geese who love livin' on the edge! :-)

Congrats on POTW!
Dan said…
A raw instinctive response to a perceived threat! You put yourself in danger... you don't want to be goosed by a goose!

Congratulations on being selected for POTW!

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