This Rose-Breasted Grosbeak stopped for a photo.
A Dickcissel continues to call for a mate.
A Black-eyed Susan reaches for the sun.
A Kildeer searches for food along the shore.
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A Eastern Wood-Pewee sits on a barbed wire fence that is the boundary between the wetlands and Gifford Farm.
100 miles of empty road and the car pulls up beside me. He gets out, careful to slam the door. "What you taken a picture of?" he asks. "It just left" I say. "Shucks" he says "I was hoping to get a look through that telescope of yours." Next time, don't scare away my photo and check out my blog instead. You can read about what I do before and after I "shoot and leave". I share my insights, my successes and my failures. Feel free to learn from my mistakes and improve on my examples.
Showing posts with label Dickcissel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dickcissel. Show all posts
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Saturday, May 26, 2012
A Green Heron Drops In May 26 2012
If this Green Heron had landed any closer, I wouldn't have
been able to focus my lens. I seldom see Green Herons here. When they are around, they usually are hard to spot.
The Double-crested Cormorant is
supposed to be common but I seldom see them here.
I spent some time in a grassland
meadow. This Dickcissel sat on the
tallest available perch and called for a mate.
This female Red-winged Blackbird is
perched on a marijuana plant.
A tiny bird was so annoyed by the
Turkey Buzzards that it attacked. The
Turkey Buzzards were startled but returned to their perches.
Proud Canadian Goose parents take
their goslings out for a brief swim.
A Rose-breasted Grosbeak adds
color to the forest floor.
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