The Fontenelle Forest Wetlands looked
different today. Summer is turning into
fall. Birds are beginning to flock. The backgrounds of some of my photos are
turning into shades of yellow and orange.
Birds are more difficult to identify as the youngsters mix with the older
birds. Sunrise is arriving later every
day.
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 Raccoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Raccoon. Show all posts
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Fontenelle Forest - June 9 2012
I arrived before sunrise today and was rewarded with a
glance at a distant deer waling through the foggy forest.
A raccoon was searching for food along the shore. He glowed
in the light of the rising sun.
Buffalo-bur doesn't normally bloom until July.
A Killdeer enjoyed the early morning light.
If this is a Swamp Aster, it is blooming early as well.
This Black-capped Chickadee was searching for lunch.
Wild Turkeys have become fairly common but truly wild ones
are difficult to photograph in the wild.
This mother Wood Duck was followed by eight ducklings.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
The Raccoons are Back . May 10 2012
I've seen evidence of raccoons on my previous visits this
year. Today I photographed the real
thing. This raccoon was up in a Mulberry
tree feasting on berries.
When he noticed me, he hid behind some branches to take a
better look. He didn't like what he saw
so he immediately climbed down the back side of the tree and disappeared into
the woods.
This Cat bird is enjoying mulberries as well.
A tiny butterfly flies among the tiny white flowers.
A male Orchard Oriole is looking for a lady.
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