Not too much to say other than this is the continuation of all my 'double' takes from my PREVIOUS POST!! The majority are birds...hmmmm, surprised? lol

Teenaged Black Bellied Whistling Ducks - Brown Anoles

Great Egret & Cormorant - American White Pelicans

Little Blue Herons - Sandhill Cranes

Sanderlings - Bottle-nosed Dolphins

Roseate Spoonbills - Snowy Egrets

White Ibis - Scissortailed Flycatchers [male to left/female on right]

Reddish Egrets - Fence posts

Mexican Olive Tree - The Beginnings of Live Oak Acorns [photo of mature acorn HERE]

Raccoon Tracks - Two Non-functioning Oil Platforms

Teenaged Black Bellied Whistling Ducks - Brown Anoles

Great Egret & Cormorant - American White Pelicans

Little Blue Herons - Sandhill Cranes

Sanderlings - Bottle-nosed Dolphins

Roseate Spoonbills - Snowy Egrets

White Ibis - Scissortailed Flycatchers [male to left/female on right]

Reddish Egrets - Fence posts

Mexican Olive Tree - The Beginnings of Live Oak Acorns [photo of mature acorn HERE]

Raccoon Tracks - Two Non-functioning Oil Platforms
Anni, you are the best. These doubles are beautiful. Thanks for sharing again. Greetings Jo
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo
DeleteYou sure get a lot of doubles. I have a hard enough time finding one of anything to take a picture of.
ReplyDeleteYou, dear one, have a busy life with Gibbs, Wade, Crafts, and work!!! Me? I just see double! lol
DeleteWonderful! I love them all. I could never choose a favorite. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks D J
DeleteI am really enjoying these doubles and I love love love the spoonbills. They are such an amazing Birds to me and pretty rare around here. Your new holiday header is wonderful
ReplyDeleteGlad you're liking these double takes Sandra. And thanks.
DeleteAll are wonderful pictures of wildlife and traces of them. Thanks so much for sharing these!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking of you.....hope you're recovering!!!
DeleteThese are totally cool! I think my favorite is the white pelicans. But also the flowers on the Mexican Olive...they look like frilly hibiscus. LOOKS like two sharks, coming up to eat photographers! The pair of Sanderlings is adorably cute too. And I LOVE the raccoon tracks!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ginny...glad to know you enjoyed all of them!
DeleteWhat can I say? I love this post as well as the one before it.Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteThanks again, Ruth.
Deletewow..wow..wow! this is a beautiful post! I can't pick a favorite...love the animals!
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly Marie.
DeleteYour photos are inspiring in that they are taken with love and interest and a good eye!
ReplyDeleteThanks, again!
DeleteThanks for sharing again, I love them.
ReplyDeleteThat's good to know....thanks Paula.
DeleteLove the way you look at things.. you make me want to join some photo challenges.. I used to be part of a group that would do challenges like find doubles and such... you are inspiring! <3 - http://www.domesticgeekgirl.com
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words Gingi.
DeleteThanks for asking Anni. No I'm not exactly okay. My Platelets are low and my Blood Pressure high. Go to the Doctor Friday to see what is next to try or stay on the same. Having one side effect that is really disheartening but not to discuss here.
ReplyDeleteI know all too well about side effects!! I do hope you'll be better and feeling good very soon Paula. You're in my thoughts!!
DeleteWow - you have lots of doubles! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mari.
DeleteWhat a fabulous variety of photos! I don't know where you get them but I am so happy to see them :)
ReplyDeleteI get them, here, there, everywhere around a 50 mile radius from home. Thanks Betty
DeleteLove the idea of doubles Anni... These are wonderful...Michelle
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle
DeleteNice set of sets, Anni!
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Thanks!
DeleteThis is fun Anni ... those raccoon tracks are a little shivery, they look so almost-human. And when you watch them eat...and wash their food first, which we've seen, they seem very close to us (I know humans who don't eat as carefully. But that may say more about some of my acquaintances than it does raccoons))
ReplyDeleteThey do resemble us now that you mention it hmmmmm
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