This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Seeing Double.
Three doubles from Ontario, Canada.
Two Coneflowers.
Two rainbows.
Two Sandhill Cranes.
Three doubles from Cheshire, England.
Two Pond Skaters making more Pond Skaters.
Two Fly Agaric.
Two Great Crested Grebes.
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Wonderful choices David. I’m so jealous of your cranes 😊
Thanks Tina. Sandhill Cranes should have headed south for the winter some time ago but we heard some this morning.
I can’t see that second rainbow.
It’s very faint, behind the barn across the top left of the shot.
Oh – I especially like the cranes and the Grebes – the Grebes and their reflection are particularly beautiful. All our interesting water fowl have migrated south, unfortunately. We’re just left with gulls and coots.
The Cranes should have gone but there was some calling yesterday morning.
Six great doubles. I always like seeing pictures of red and white spotted mushrooms – I never seem to see them in real life.
Bickerton Hill in south Cheshire was my best location for Fly Agaric. I had them most years in the autumn.
One of the great things about walking is that it teaches you were to look.
You still need to pay attention. Some people can walk past all sorts of interesting things.
Perfect choices David.
Thanks Leya. I had plenty to pick from so decided to limit myself to six. But as it worked out three were from Ontario and three were from Cheshire so I made out I had planned it like that.
Beautiful set of seeing double! The capture of rainbows is special. love the cranes and Grebes especially!
Thanks Amy. I did consider doing a birds seeing double post but decided to go with a wide variety of doubles.
Such lovely pairs! 👍😃
Thanks. I turned out that I had rather a lot of doubles to pick from.