One of the things I find fascinating is animals'
camouflage. Horned larks build their
nests in the ground, apparently not caring that predators might trip over them,
but you rarely see them, because the colors of the nest and the eggs are so similar
to the surrounding grass. Every time I
came near, the chicks would open their beaks, obviously expecting to be
fed. I think they mistook the clicking
of the camera shutter for their mother's chirping.
No doubt about it, I wouldn't even see those eggs even if they were right in my path. God is amazing.
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