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This Juvenile Red Shoulder Hawk decided this Air Plant was food he gave it a good try then just shredded the thing.

Yellow Belly Sapsucker

 

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Nature – cheaper than therapy.

 

Endangered Snail Kite, i have been visiting these snail kites for some time now and I'm very happy to see the population is growing and there staying in the area.

 

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“I am forever chasing light. Light turns the ordinary into the magical.”

 

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RSH repositions to get a stick for the nest.

 

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River Otter drying in the sunshine

 

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RSH Fly-By

 

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As promised today i was presented with this little Fawn

 

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Great horned owl fly-by

 

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Limpkin Fly-By

 

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Northern Harrier

 

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“For me, the camera is a sketch book, an instrument of intuition and spontaneity.”

 

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Yellow-crowned Night-Heron outstanding in his field :)

 

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Male Snail Kite top side

 

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Kill Deer all fluffed up

 

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Stay close to what keeps you feeling alive.

 

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Happy Easter

 

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Tri Colored Heron Portrait.

 

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It is up to you to see the beauty of everyday things.

 

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My Local Otter Family: "Have a Great Day"

"Make it Stick" Snail Kite lines up for a landing.

 

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Barred Owl: These owls tend to favor dense forests with large trees for nesting. Typically, Barred Owls are found in mature forest with a relatively open understory. An open understory in the forest is necessary so that they can perch on branches and be able to see, as well as fly, to catch their prey. The availability of perch sites has been found to be an important factor in habitat selection.

 

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"Snail with a Snail"

 

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Swallow Tail Kite:

 

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Doe in the early light

 

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Little Jet Fighter Fly By

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Found this little Otter Pup in the cypress swamp he was hold up in hole under a dead tree he kept chirping at me and teething on the twigs,its hard to see the size but this guy was only about 15"long

 

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Cooperative Killdeer:

 

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Back Yard Birding : This is our local Osprey just returning from a fishing trip

 

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Osprey With a big catch, i had a wonderful vantage point for this one as I'm level with the tree,after climbing the tree adjacent to him :) the things you do to get the shot ......He gave me a look like what are you doing as he finished his catch of the day more pics to follow......."Have a Great Day"

RSH Portrait

 

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Die Grabenanlage war offenbar ein kleines Heiligtum für rituelle Zeremonien im von der Sonne bestimmten Jahreszyklus.

 

In der Zeit von 2300-2050 v.Chr. grub man im Kreisgraben tiefe Schächte, um dort Zeremonialobjekte zu deponieren...

Opfergefäße, Tierknochen, Steinbeile und einige - meist unvollständige - Menschenkörper.

Bis zu 300 Jahre später legte man auf einige der verfüllten Schächte erneut Objekte ab, entweder in Erdmulden oder in neu gegrabene Gruben.

In vier der Depots fanden Archäologen Menschenschädel, Steinbeile und Teile eines menschlichen Oberschenkels.

 

Nach 2050 v.Chr. wurde der Kreis offenbar abgebaut und eingeebnet - und das wahrscheinlich ebenso zeremoniell zelebriert. An den Orten, wo die Holzpfähle herausgegeben wurden, fanden sich wieder Steinbeile, Knochen und Keramikscherben.

 

Zwei Schächte und ein Grab aus der Zeit danach zeugen davon, dass der Ort auch im ersten Jahrhundert v.Chr. noch sporadisch als Sakralplatz genutzt wurde.

 

Hier auf diesem Bild sieht man sehr gut die Vertiefungen zwischen den beiden äußeren Kreisen - die Drohnenaufnahme im Kommentarfeld zeigt, wie viele es insgesamt waren.

One of the Pairs of Hawks i have been documenting RSHN01 Female enjoying Breakfast of champions Freshwater Shrimp....."Have a Great Day"

As he nods off in the morning sunlight

 

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As we made eye contact :The silence of nature is very real. It surrounds you…you can feel it.

 

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This Juvenile was acting like a clown playing peek a boo with me way back in the sticks as he shaded his eyes from the sun

 

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Screech Owl says Good Morning. "have a Great Day"

 

Off to get some Clicks Early………

Barred Owl This widespread woodland owl dozes by day on a well-hidden perch but seldom relies on its good camouflage to avoid harm. Instead, it flies away at the least disturbance, seldom tolerating close approach. But where foot traffic is heavy, such as along boardwalks in southern swamps, the barred owl may sit tight and provide good views at close range. It hunts mainly from a perch but will also hunt on the wing."Have a Great Day"

Yesterdays morning encounter with this beauty

 

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Wind Blown Osprey

 

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Little Green Heron

 

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Carolina wren with a caterpillar

 

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Snail Kite Landing : "Have a Great Day"

Red-shouldered hawk: Picking that perfect stick check out his third eyelid it is called the nictitating membrane

 

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Sandhill Cranes

  

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Morning Silhouette :

 

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Ok guys we have got this just stick together this guy with the camera is going to move……"Have a Great Day"

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