Oh bother

I spent too much time looking into getting a bird feeder and too little time taking pictures. Where do I place it for max photo opportunities and minimum squirrel invasion. So I decided place something where the birds would be and try to take a photo. Well, the wind knocked the plant over (twice). I might get decent pictures at this distance but I'd better save up for a longer lens. I am now rethinking the whole thing.

[Kay Hodges]

Beautiful Rose! Hope you found a good spot for your feeders!

[Barbara Donnellan]

They are lovely roses. I'm glad you got a bird feeder - I think you will really enjoy it and I look forward to your bird photos!

[Lisa Poland]

Is it even warm enough there? It's barely been in the 50s here! Still, looks very beautiful!

[Jo Henn]

Pretty roses though.

[Joan Robillard]

@kbird61 @barbarajdonnellan I didn't buy yet. I'm questioning if I have the equipment to get good captures. Plus need to check out the cost of bird food.

[Joan Robillard]

@homeschoolmom The roses came right back inside. I thought the flowers would substitute for birds. Trying to figure out if I could get an good photos.

[Joan Robillard]

@johenn Yeah, and the were glad to be used because I had forgotten water for a few days. My bad.

[Gena Pegg]

Lovely light on this little plant...don't give up!!!

[Joan Robillard]

@eyesmile I think I am swinging back to putting up a feeder just still thinking about where.

[ö Blair Howard]

Hi Joan, Thanks for the challenge, I have come up with my challenge for you. Please pick any colour your like and fill the frame. Try to pick something that has alot of depth so the photo isn't just a flat picture. Good Luck

[Joan Robillard]

@blahowd This sounds like a real challenge. Last weeks was too easy. Going to give this some thought.