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• Mara Monday, Dec 29 at 1:41 PM FLAG COMMENT Pure curiosity made me look through the 85 items gallery. there is another seagulls phot # 72- made in St.James' Park London (same red peeks and webbed feet). But # 74 shot in Wilthshire, England, is definitely a young swan.- Geese's throats are about half as long.Pure curiosity made me look through the 85 items gallery. there is another seagulls phot # 72- made in St.James' Park London (same red peeks and webbed feet). But # 74 shot in Wilthshire, England, is definitely a young swan.- Geese's throats are about half as long.
• Mara Monday, Dec 29 at 12:18 PM FLAG COMMENT hi, these beautiful birds are not doves but a small species of gulls. If I recall their correct name it's 'Kleine Lachmoeve' meaning small laughing gull - You may recognize typical their red beeks and the red webs in their feet that enable them to swim in costal seas. In the last decades these sea birds discovered that lving in the neighbourhod of man may be of advantage - especially when they rise their somewhat shrill voices they are fed with breadcrumbs, wheat, corn by many citizens who love and enjoy their beautyful sight. ... MORE >
• Secular harmony Thursday, Dec 25 at 8:10 AM FLAG COMMENT Your first photo of a policeman's silhoutte against shattered glass shows that you people can not shed your negativity even on Christmas. It is sad you indulge in hate mongering on a day like this. Media must be responsible and work towards harmonious coexistence. You ratchet up hate and others react. It is sad. There are better Christmas pictures out of India.Your first photo of a policeman's silhoutte against shattered glass shows that you people can not shed your negativity even on Christmas. It is sad you indulge in hate mongering on a day like this. Media must be responsible and work towards harmonious coexistence. You ratchet up hate and others react. It is sad. There are better Christmas pictures out of India.
• WWHD Wednesday, Dec 24 at 9:02 AM FLAG COMMENT Yes, the photographer who took the photo of Protegee and her niece Response, returned and was able to reunite them with their family with the help of villagers. To find out, I just Googled, "Did Protegee find her parents?"Yes, the photographer who took the photo of Protegee and her niece Response, returned and was able to reunite them with their family with the help of villagers. To find out, I just Googled, "Did Protegee find her parents?"
• Providence Tuesday, Dec 23 at 9:19 AM FLAG COMMENT Please email me (providencegirl@live.com) information for assistance of the child depicted in the picture: Protegee, carrying her sibling on her back, in the village of Kiwanja, north of Goma, eastern Congo on Thursday Nov. 6. For more: http://abcnews.go.com/International/popup?id=6491159Please email me (providencegirl@live.com) information for assistance of the child depicted in the picture: Protegee, carrying her sibling on her back, in the village of Kiwanja, north of Goma, eastern Congo on Thursday Nov. 6. For more: http://abcnews.go.com/International/popup?id=6491159

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