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WILDLIFE

by G2 Wild Images

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American Redstart from last Spring in Orange County, New York.
Red Screech Owl in a game of peek-a-boo
Great Crested Flycatcher sings away
Even in the shadows, the beautiful eyes of this long-eared owl cast a memorable glint that surely stands out in the forest.
Bald Eagle perches boldy
Short-eared owl begins the hunt at sunset
Northern Shoveler in the morning sun
American Wigeon captured at the Constitution Gardens in the Washington, DC.
Juveile bald eagle circles the Hackensack River in search of prey.
Check out my red tail, said the hawk.
Great Horned Owl casts that stare that makes many a prey shudder. The GHO is considered one of the most dangerous birds in the world.
The eagle has no fear!
A Harlequin duck sits contemplating...
While tracking this short-eared owl, an interesting - yet retina destroying - occurence happened making for an interesting photo.
What a beautiful falcon! The Peregrine!
Red-breasted merganser
A short-eared owl takes flight as the sun starts its descent
American Kestrel patiently awaits a rustling in the grass as a sign of prey.
I am always amazed over how harriers seem to float when they hunt. Incredible raptors!
Northern Harriers engaged in a dogfighting exercise over the meadows.
American avocet in the drizzling rain.
This purple sandpiper found his way into a small ray of the rising sunshine to illuminate his head.
American Kestrel poses smartly for a photo.
Ring-necked pheasant goes about her business.
The rare tufted-duck blesses me with his appearance.
Redhead duck looking quite impressive.
Long-eared owl
Lesser scaup pulls away from the bunch to check me out...
I was very excited to capture this peregrine sihouetted by the moon. While these raptors always stand on their own, there was just something about this scene that made the bird that much more compelling.
Red Tail Hawk checking his "6" prior to lift off.
Peregrine in flight
A Great Horned Owl complete with the stare...Love these owls!
Peregrine in flight
Got to scratch that itch!!!
The hunt has begun for this short-eared owl...
A Great Horned Owl looking quite fierce...
Waiting on that bus to head back to the Arctic to close out the 2017-18 eruption season. We will miss you!
Snowy striking the vampire pose...
Juvie Bald Eagle looking quite awesome perched and waiting.
Check out them eyes.
Take flight!
Snowy owl cruising the East Coast tundra.
White tailed Kite just after finishing his meal.
Was excited to capture this American Avocet.
Now I know why they call them Kites. White Tailed Kite floats by...
"Hear my roar" said the Elephant seal bull.
Tasty morsel
Curlew stands proudly!
The black oystercatcher is found on the shoreline of western North America. It ranges from Alaska to the coast of the Baja California peninsula.
White-tailed Kite returns with his fresh kill.
White-tailed Kite on the attack.
Mr. Long-eared owl puffs out his chest and begins a long yawn...
Short Eared Owl cruising low in a fallow field in search of prey as the last glint of the sune reflect off his eye.
Screech owl looking quite fine...
Snuffleupagus or elephant seal?
Was suprised to see how large barn owls actually are. Out of all the owls I have had the opportunity to see, they seem to be the most elusive.
Short Eared Owl coming in for a landing...
The Grey Ghost makes an impressive appearance...
Short eared owl beginning a banking maneuver.
Not sure who was more suprised when this we came face to face with each other - about 15' away...
They're back!!!!
A lovely Green-wInged Teal couple sucks up mud together...
Female green-winged teal
Green-winged teal couple struts their stuff
The ferruginous hawk, Buteo regalis, is a large bird of prey and belongs to the broad-winged buteo hawks. An old colloquial name is ferrugineous rough-leg, due to its similarity to the closely related rough-legged hawk.
Whimbrel profile on the Northern California Coast
Kestrel in aerial manuever...
Coyote on the hunt. Northern California.
Snug as a bug in a rug...Screech owl catches a few zzzzzzsss...
Hummingbird profile...
How awesome are wood ducks?
Gotta to love the wood duck.
Never realized how colorful a robin could be...
A good day of fishing...
The drip
Short eared owl flying low
Sea Otter enjoying breakfast in Monterey Bay.
Brant emerges from the fog
The drake Wood duck often gets all the attention compared to its female mate because of its colors. However, when you get close to the hen you can't help appreciate her beauty as well. I was hoping the photo would highlight the hen against the backdrop of
Those eyes! Deep and dark, but the Barred Owl's eyes are still mesmerizing.
Snowy owl stop over on the way home.
Greater Scaup in relaxed mode.
Great horned owl in the setting sun.
Bring on the rain...
I had the opportunity to run into this White faced Heron while visiting Manly Beach, Australia.
This Winter, this "lil groundhog" came out of his hole, saw his shadow, went back in his hole, never to be seen again...hopefully he will be back when Spring gets here....Bring back the Screech!!!
A snowy owl situated against an ominous sky as the snow begins to fall.
Perched Peregrine
Pays to have a camera accessible when travelling...Great to see this bald eagle soaring...
Ruby Kinglet taking a break from eating...barely...Taken in October 2017 (Great Swamp).
Was it something I said??? Hen wood duck casting "the stare."
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