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Another day spent defending my land,
for a nest in the reeds, is what I have planed.
And not just any female will catch my eye,
but she must have heart, when she takes to the sky.
Many our little ones will prove to be,
if we both work hard, to provide what they need.
Soon the sun will fade from my sight,
and I'll dream of tomorrow, and bid you good night.
A trip to Bushy Park, Richmond at the end of September to photograph the start of the Deer Rut. Weather was just about perfect with a fine Misty Morning as the sun rose producing a orange hue to the light.
There were several Red Deer Stags bellowing and gathering up their Hinds.
The Red Deer is the UK's largest Deer. Males have large, branching antlers, increasing in size as they get older. During the autumnal breeding season, known as the Rut, males bellow to proclaim their territory and will fight over the females, sometimes injuring each other with their sharp antlers.
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Watching the clouds turn into Red Angels is quite the treat.
All the best ~ Sam
Forever watching....... www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnc35lZR0O4
Looking close... on Friday theme Red
[My little tribute to the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing :)]
After an easy warmup day of shooting from the shorelines, we were in for a workout on the second day. Waking up dark and early we were armed with kayaks for on-the-water shooting. Unexpectedly, we encountered a workshop also launching into the same waterway. That was when David became our drill sergeant and had us paddling at warp speed towards the cypress groves. I was still half asleep but tried my best to keep up not knowing where we were going as all I could see was darkness beyond 10 feet.
Once we arrived at ‘the spot’ I again felt lost at what I was looking for. Unable to see much Aaron and I decided to just wait it out a bit for some light to reveal our surroundings. We were treated to a pretty decent sunrise but kept to the task of finding tree arrangements that both gave depth and separation from each other. It took me a bit to get going but soon I started getting the hang of it. This photo was taken during the twilight hours when everything had a ting of coolness to it. Coming to this area at the tail end of fall colors had its perks. Referred to as “ghost trees” cypress trees were mostly bare, showing off their whitish bark and empty branches prominently with occasional splashes of remaining red leaves here and there.
Last but not least, another big thanks to my buddy David who showed us around these swamps and made the trip an absolute blast.
The red-headed woodpecker is a mid-sized woodpecker found in temperate North America. Its breeding habitat is open country across southern Canada and the east-central United States.
Red admiral (Vanessa atalanta) butterfly perched on a ground.
Rusałka admirał (Vanessa atalanta) siedząca na aziemi.
I went on my walk on Thanksgiving morning and everything looked pretty after the light snow we'd gotten on the previous day. I saw the hawk sitting on a branch fairly close to me, but as I got closer he got nervous and took off. I got this shot just as he lifted off the branch. Wildwood Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
This brightly colored male checks out a cavity in a dying tree. Male redbellies tend to forage on tree trunks and have longer tongues than females. It can extend its tongue two inches past its bill. The tongue is forked and their saliva is sticky to better capture insects. Females forage more on branches, an adaptation that helps the species better utilize their habitat.
Conservation status is Least Concern.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
A 1915 Fiat Type 55 is seen at the annual AACA show in Hershey, PA
Nikon D800 & Zeiss Milvus 18mm f/2.8 ZF.2 @ f/10
These Red Holly berries, still dripping after the rain, caught my attention as I wandered the woodland recently.
If crayons exploded and learned how to tweet,
You’d get this absurdist with bright red feet.
This male Red-legged Honeycreeper was photographed in Costa Rica, showing off his electric blue body, velvet black mask, and those unmistakable crimson legs. He looks less like a bird and more like a rogue highlighter with an attitude. Just another reminder that nature has a sense of humor—and a very colorful palette.