Thirty-four years ago today, while the world mourned the passing of the King of Rock and Roll, little ol' me took my first breaths of mortal existence. Depending on your beliefs about reincarnation, the King may indeed still be alive...in me!
So, I thought I'd celebrate my birthday and honor the memory of Elvis Presley here on the birding blog today. I'm sharing 34 of my favorite bird photos that I personally have taken, in no particular order.
So, I thought I'd celebrate my birthday and honor the memory of Elvis Presley here on the birding blog today. I'm sharing 34 of my favorite bird photos that I personally have taken, in no particular order.
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Ah-ha .. I knew Elvis was still alive. Happy happy Bird Day!!! Great celebration photo selection.
ReplyDeleteHappy Bir(d)thday! I remember where I was when Elvis died...visiting the Indian mounds near Chillicothe, OH! Have a great day!
ReplyDelete@dAwN - Long live the King! Thanks Dawn!
ReplyDelete@Kelly - Thanks! It usually makes people feel really old when I tell them I was born the very day and year Elvis died.
Happy Birthday to you! Love the collection of photos. It's hard to pick a favorite but I am partial to the nighthawk. I'm glad you were born and so are the birds. Here's to many more birdy and birding birthdays! I hope you have a great one this year!
ReplyDeleteHave a great birthday! I love your blog. These photos are great - I love the hawk - I think a Swainsons? Anyway, have a great day.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a great birthday! Thanks for sharing that wonderful gallery of bird photos.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday and I really like your way of celebrating with 34 great bird photos.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Robert! What an awesome set of bird photographs! You truly know how to show folks that "Birding Is Fun!"
ReplyDeleteBelated happy birthday greetings! What a great collection of photos (and a fun idea for a post - may have to steal it in a few months)!
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