The relationship between cattle and cattle egrets seems graceful to me. The photo below portrays a common scene in India. This year, I learned that cattle trust the egrets so much that they will even allow the birds to remove flies and other insects that are located near their eyes.
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Peaceful interdependence
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Mutualism at its best 🙂
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I agree!
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🙂
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Good choice for the challenge!
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Thanks!
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Perfect photo describing graceful! What a lovely story could be created with this interdependence between these two creatures. Thank you for sharing this information, Karuna!
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Feel free to use it to create a story or poem!
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I may do that. Thanks:)
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And you did! And a fun poem at that. I will put the link here so others can see it: https://tracesofthesoul.wordpress.com/2017/01/22/dreaming-in-living-colour-free-verse/
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It was fun; the picture says it all though:)
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Good photo, great post. 😊
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Thanks!
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