Heron Standing Tall And Proud

Heron Standing Tall And Proud. My Sunday Photo. Not so silent Sunday. Hello friends. Happy Sunday. So how are you today? We have been busy, busy here, how about you?

My Silent or not-so-silent Sunday photo was taken in Nottingham last week.

Note From The Editor: This post content has been updated and modernised after it was first published in January 2012. Because of no content and fuzzy photos!

Heron Standing Tall And Proud

Heron Standing Tall And Proud:

Heron Standing Tall And Proud. In the tranquil settings of Nottingham Canal, there stood a heron, elegant and tall, its long neck gracefully arching towards the other side of the water.

It was a sight to be seen. This heron, stood there tall and proud, not moving at all. The first thing I thought was, is it real?

We walked down the canal, then back 20 minutes later. Still not moving at all. When I got home my live photos showed the heron moving his beak once in a while to prove he was real.

Heron Standing Tall And Proud

As the heron patiently waits, so too must we learn the art of patience in our journey– Unknown.

Heron Standing Tall And Proud. On the other side of the canal, stood another Heron. This time it was not real!

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Like the heron’s flight, let your dreams take wing and reach for the limitless sky- Unknown.

Heron Standing Tall And Proud:

Heron Standing Tall And Proud. This sculpture of a heron was created by recycling waste from Raleigh cycles and trash gathered from the canal. How cool!

I love to see upcycling projects. The artwork completes the transformation of a “neglected” urban area in Nottingham’s centre beside the canal.

Styling My Reebok Men's Classics Trainers

In the dance of life, be as graceful as the heron, moving with effortless elegance- Unknown.

The bike pieces came from Raleigh’s Eastwood manufacturing skips, while other junk, such a shopping trolley, beer barrel hoops and a piece of an old lawnmower, were pulled out of canals.

Styling My Reebok Men's Classics Trainers

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Styling My Reebok Men’s Classics Trainers:

Styling My Reebok Men’s Classics Trainers. Pairing these iconic trainers with an orange tank top and jean combat jeans creates a bold and edgy look that seamlessly blends elements of streetwear and athleticism. Styling My Reebok Men’s Classics Trainers.

What I Wore: Coat: Tu Clothing | Tank Top: Primark | Jeans: Charity Shop | Trainers: Reebok Classic

Heron Standing Tall And Proud

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40 Comments

  1. Clairejustine
    Author
    24 January 2012 / 07:04

    Thanks for the comment Vidya.

  2. Vidya Sury
    24 January 2012 / 05:25

    Herons are great to photograph. I see some everyday on my walk – and am amazed at how they stand still for hours. Or so it seems.

  3. Clairejustine
    Author
    23 January 2012 / 20:16

    thanks for the comments everyone. Oh looking forward to seeing your picture Claire thanks.

  4. liveotherwise
    23 January 2012 / 09:07

    Fab pic,

  5. Eden
    23 January 2012 / 08:17

    Great shot of the heron!

  6. clairelouise82
    23 January 2012 / 04:39

    Oh my god, this is really strange! I took a picture of this same bird in same pose in london zoo. Got told he isn't part of the zoo but makes his way over from Regents Park (where he actually belongs) when its the penguins feeding time lol. I'll tweet it and share it with you. Claire Louise. Ps… Thank you for the Silent Sunday comment yesterday, and that lovely chocolate treat you shared… so not helping me with my "Davina for Next" healthy living plan lol

  7. 22 January 2012 / 21:57

    Thanks Carol and Kelly for the comments.

  8. Kelly
    22 January 2012 / 21:26

    Those birds are fish-eating machines!! Lovely capture of him.

  9. Carol
    22 January 2012 / 20:08

    Great capture!

  10. Life with Kaishon
    22 January 2012 / 19:45

    What a very pretty creature!

  11. jewaicious
    22 January 2012 / 18:38

    What a sweet capture of the heron.

  12. Unknown Mami
    22 January 2012 / 18:14

    I love herons.

  13. StarTraci
    22 January 2012 / 17:34

    What a great shot. Happy Sunday! Traci

  14. Pat
    22 January 2012 / 16:09

    Nice capture!

  15. Amber
    22 January 2012 / 15:33

    Nice shot.

  16. Magical Mystical Teacher
    22 January 2012 / 14:57

    A regal bird! BOOKISH SHADOWS Darksome shadows in my path, You are not the Grapes of Wrath; And yet when I hear your hums, Something Wicked This Way Comes! May your darkness turn to light Like The House of Mirth, all right ?May all sadness drift away—Send Lolita here to play! 2012 by Magical Mystical Teacher Shadowy Path

  17. LV
    22 January 2012 / 14:31

    Such a neat, simple little crane.

  18. 22 January 2012 / 14:10

    toby & Keetha; thanks for the comments.

  19. Keetha Broyles
    22 January 2012 / 13:53

    They are just so stately, aren't they?We have Sandhill Cranes here too – – – which are their "cousins" I believe, but the Great Blue, though slightly smaller than old Sandy, is much more stately.

  20. toby
    22 January 2012 / 13:04

    Wow, that's beautiful! How peaceful.

  21. 22 January 2012 / 12:30

    Thanks chubskulit & Molly for the comments, yes very proud.

  22. Molly
    22 January 2012 / 12:21

    They are such beautiful birds. He looks very proud of himself don't you think…Mollyxxx

  23. chubskulit
    22 January 2012 / 12:15

    Love the reflection!My Shadow here

  24. Sarahmumof3
    22 January 2012 / 11:29

    aww lovely photo well done Claire on capturing him like that!!

  25. 22 January 2012 / 11:08

    shalloweir, Tara; thanks for the comments, popping over now to take a look.

  26. Tara R.
    22 January 2012 / 11:03

    I love herons. They are such majestic birds.

  27. shalloweir
    22 January 2012 / 10:53

    I love this photo and Would you you to come take a look at my Silent Sunday x

  28. 22 January 2012 / 10:33

    Gemma; thanks for the comment.

  29. Gemma Wiseman
    22 January 2012 / 10:07

    Graceful pose of the heron.

  30. 22 January 2012 / 09:14

    Thanks Emma for the lovely comment.

  31. BavarianSojourn
    22 January 2012 / 09:13

    He's beautiful! Love the reflection! Emma. PS. New Header is great too!

  32. 22 January 2012 / 09:09

    Erica; thank it was hard to catch him before he moved.

  33. Erica Price
    22 January 2012 / 08:56

    Love that you got him.