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WILDLIFE

by G2 Wild Images

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Red Fox
American Wigeon
Northern Harrier
Tri Color Heron
Wood Duck
Bald Eagle
American Avocet
Red Morph Eastern Screech Owl
Canada Goose
Northern Shoveler
Bald Eagle
Peregrine Falcon
So easy to get lost in those sleepy eyes.
Sharp-Shinned Hawk cruising along.
Peregrine falcon enjoying breakfast.
Hoodie in flight over the marsh in Forsythe NWR.
Yellowlegs stopping for a November picture in Forsythe NWR.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Lunch time for the Comorant.
Snowy owl stopping to visit the Jersey Shore. Great way to usher in the holiday season.
This Ring-Billed Gull showed up at the all you can eat shrimp breakfast in Stone Harbor.
Oyster Catcher walking the beach in November in Stone Harbor as the sun begins to rise behind him.
Eastern Screech Owl keeping a watchful eye on things in Northen New Jersey.
Forster’s Tern takes a break from working the shoreline on Nummy Island.
Spending the morning with a Northern Shoveler. I love the colors of these ducks.
Common Yellowthroat at Mill Creek Point this past Spring.
Eastern Screech owl peeking out from behind a tree.
Early morning with a Hoodie in Bergen County, NJ.
Seeing Snowy Owls in New Jersey never gets old.
American Coot making use of camouflage to enjoy a meal.
A curious Masked Lapwing stopping for a further look at me in Sydney, Australia, outside the Opera House.
Harrier hunting in the Meadowlands late in the afternoon.
A barred owl focuses intently on some future prey this past September in North Jersey.
Middle Township< NJ
Shoveler braves first snow of the season.
Hooded Merganser at Overpeck Park in Leonia, NJ.
Could not help but take a photo of this beautiful Red Tail.
An American Kestrel after just catching a mouse poses proudly for a photograph.
Harrier hunting in the Meadowlands.
American Kestrel perches while awaiting its next prey.
Red Tail Hawk prepares to take flight at Overpeck Park, Leonia, NJ.
Caught in the act. American Kestrel about to finish off its prey.
Snowy Owl takes flight, but not without keeping a watchful eye on things.
Harlequin Drake takes a break from the rough Atlantic waters.
Flamingo portrait
Kestrel in flight after capturing a vole. For their size they are tough critters and demonstrate the same awesomeness as the largest of raptors.
Juvenile red tail hawk sits patiently waiting for his next meal.
Hovering Harrier over the bay at Bombay Hook in Delaware.
Juvenile Black Crowned Night Heron perched at the rookery in Ocean City, NJ this past August.
Merry Christmas!
Bald Eagle (juvenile) navigating the trees.
Short Eared Owl begins its evening hunt.
Screech Owl taking a peek outside.
Red Tail Hawk sits patiently in the freezing cold weather watching for some rustling leaves.
Eagles being Eagles
Red Fox braves the snow along the Hackensack River in Bergen County.
An adult and juvenile bald eagle perch shoulder to shoulder awaiting the snow storm to pass.
Figured it would be best to start the New Year by focusing my wildlife photography on different perspectives. As a symbol of this, I offer the Turkey Vulture. They look at life differently than most. When the lives of others end, theirs begins.
Juvenile Bald Eagles spar over a fish carcass.
Juvenile Bald Eagle takes a break from his fish dinner to check his suroundings.
Snowy Owl takes up a comfortable pose as the snow flakes begin to fall.
Northern Harrier patroling the meadows in Central Jersey.
Bald eagle looking impressive.
Took a chance yesterday in the bitter cold to shoot some Harriers. Not much was happening, but as luck would have it as we were getting ready to pack up and the light was fleeting one female flew ahead of us into the brush to pounce on some prey.
After 14 days below freezing, its hard not to think of summer. This Green Heron was captured on Higbee Beach in Cape May County, NJ this past August. Enjoying the raptors this winter, but equally look forward to the "birds of summer", or at least the ones
Snowy Owl and snowflakes...
The Great Horned Owl is considered a deadly predator that can kill prey up to three times its own size. It nickname is Tiger of the Woods." It is hard not to shudder when this raptor stares at you.
Is that a snowman or a Snowy Owl?
Felt the need to warm things up by thinking of sunsets and birds. Always a perfect combination in New Jersey during the summer months.
Harlequin duck stands proud on the jetty at the mouth of the Barnegat Bay.
You talking to me???
Two juvenile bald eagles fighting over a meat.
It may not be the Arctic, but this Snowy is making the best of her surroundings in the United States.
Soaring eagle banking a hard left.
Peregrine taking in the morning sun high above the Hudson this past fall.
Short-eared owl coming for a landing at sunset.
Hunting Harrier.
Merlin looking fine!
Eastern Meadowlark against a snowy backdrop.
Short-eared owl hunts before dusk.
Starling portrait
Snowy owl snowy scene
Hey, its my turn!!!
Wingspan!
Eagles on alert
Harbor Seal basking in the morning sun in the Hudson River.
A little snowy on the rocks...
Jr. Bufflehead taking care of business
Greater Scaup enjoying the day.
Great Black Backed gull scavenging a fish left by two dualing eagles along the Hackensack.
Kestrel with the catch of the day!
This juvenile bald eagle happened to perch on a tree about 15 feet above my position. After a few inquisitive looks he decided that I wasn't the best company he wanted for the day and flew off. Photo processed to remove some branches around him to bring o
Red Tail hawk eyeing me up.
soarin...
I took this photo about a year ago. At the time I was excited by the action and the behavior of the Great Blue. Unfortunately, about 6 months later a Great Blue got to my koi pond and feasted on half of my twenty fish. Interestingly enough the same action
The eyes have it....
While out looking for short-eared owls to shoot in the light, I had the opportunity to shoot this owl backlit.
Red Fox
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