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Taken at Woodland Park Zoo. Just got the perfect timing as the anaconda decides to peek its head out of the water.
A Golden-crowned Sparrow was playing Peek-a-boo with me. It did this several times, glancing over to see what I was doing.
I think I overdid it on posting yellow jacket photos! Oh well, this one so reminds me of boys. Curious, checking it out, intent on what he is doing.
This is my son - agent 002YO. Peeking through his high tech telescope (left over cardboard from a roll of paper towels). He has a licence to giggle.
Such a shy little gang!!! I love their little eyes peeking at Sam to see if they need to run..... such innocent animals not bothering anyone...just out for some lunch! Hey maybe they are gonna meet up with the Griz and her youngsters and have lunch...or be lunch???? LOL...yikes!!! I love the little one peaking from behind the tree in the back/right of this photo! LOL
...or bug on a stick.
Good morning everyone and Happy Dragonfly Thursday. This will probably is my last head-on dragonfly shot of the 2014 season. And appropriately it's of a female Autumn Meadowhawk (Sympetrum vicinum). The last species to be found here locally on wing. In general, dragonflies & damsels are long gone now. The earliest we can expect to see them again will be next April or May.
Just two pics of this female, with the second one in the comment section being a typical side view.
Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you're having a truly nice week.
Lacey
ISO400, aperture f/11, exposure .003 seconds (1/400) focal length 300mm