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Birds and animals are amazing when they loose a limb. I've seen broken legs on birds but not a missing leg. Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations on a much deserved connection on Nature Blog Network!! I love this shot~you captured him beautifully!!
Awww... I do hope he's still around Kerri. I love seeing birds survive deficits like this.
Oh my stars ~ poor wee bird! Isn't it amazing how nature can adapt though. Hopefully the sweet thing is happily sitting in a nest somewhere!Have a great day Kerri!xo Catherine
Hi Kerri,Well life is hard but he might have survived who knows...Congrats on the nature blog network, this is well deserved!
I think most birds can do just fine with one leg. He appears to be quite healthy and steady on his foot. How cool being a part of the NBN! Way to go Kerri! You always have such wonderful photos to show us : )
Hey,guess what,I just joined the Nature Blog Network as well. Blessings,Ruth
Ohhh...aren't birds resilient?! Very clear photo! I have never seen a Song Sparrow before.
Ah, poor little guy, his life with one leg won't be easy.Nature Blog Network is a great idea!
Poor little thing, but at least he has wings to fly!
I was thinking/hoping that maybe his other leg was up in the air. Poor birdie... awesome composition though!
Congrats on your new connection. It always feels nice to get some bloggy recognition!
Kerri,I love your photos. Hope this song sparrow makes it too.
Kerri,Beautiful shot of the Song Sparrow. I hope the poor thing survived.
Chronicles of a Country Girl sent me here and she is so right. Your pictures are fabulous.
Kerri, another incredible shot. I love you little one-legged wonder.
Oh, poor baby! At least cats and dogs have 4 legs.
What a wonderful capture!Congratulations on being a part of the Nature Blog Network! You truly deserve it - your blog and photography is outstanding.
Ah...I'm always amazed at how hard they work to survive when they are hurt. Great shot.
April 2010 - Song Sparrow with missing leg
Birds and animals are amazing when they loose a limb. I've seen broken legs on birds but not a missing leg. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a much deserved connection on Nature Blog Network!! I love this shot~you captured him beautifully!!
ReplyDeleteAwww... I do hope he's still around Kerri. I love seeing birds survive deficits like this.
ReplyDeleteOh my stars ~ poor wee bird! Isn't it amazing how nature can adapt though. Hopefully the sweet thing is happily sitting in a nest somewhere!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day Kerri!
xo Catherine
Hi Kerri,
ReplyDeleteWell life is hard but he might have survived who knows...
Congrats on the nature blog network, this is well deserved!
I think most birds can do just fine with one leg. He appears to be quite healthy and steady on his foot.
ReplyDeleteHow cool being a part of the NBN! Way to go Kerri! You always have such wonderful photos to show us : )
Hey,guess what,I just joined the Nature Blog Network as well.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Ohhh...aren't birds resilient?! Very clear photo! I have never seen a Song Sparrow before.
ReplyDeleteAh, poor little guy, his life with one leg won't be easy.
ReplyDeleteNature Blog Network is a great idea!
Poor little thing, but at least he has wings to fly!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking/hoping that maybe his other leg was up in the air. Poor birdie... awesome composition though!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your new connection. It always feels nice to get some bloggy recognition!
ReplyDeleteKerri,
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. Hope this song sparrow makes it too.
Kerri,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot of the Song Sparrow. I hope the poor thing survived.
Chronicles of a Country Girl sent me here and she is so right. Your pictures are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteKerri, another incredible shot. I love you little one-legged wonder.
ReplyDeleteOh, poor baby! At least cats and dogs have 4 legs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful capture!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being a part of the Nature Blog Network! You truly deserve it - your blog and photography is outstanding.
Ah...I'm always amazed at how hard they work to survive when they are hurt. Great shot.
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