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EOS 5D Mark II © 2012 Klaus Ficker. Photos are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Pictures can not be used without explicit permission by the creator.
Long Pine Key, Everglades National Park, FL
From the archives...
It was very breezy, I didn't have a macro lens and shooting these skittish guys is anything but easy - I don't have the MrClean charm. But funnily enough, although they didn't stay still very long, they always seemed to come back to the same place... at least once in a while. So you just had to wait and hope that the blade of grass they were holding on to didn't move too much. And then, of course, there was the issue that the dragonfly might be right in front of your nose, I mean lens, but you only got the butt of it to see...
View the dragon large on black.
Red Poppy Family with a shy member :-).
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Castroville Poppy House by Lloyd Ross & Sally Coyle.
Castroville, Texas
Milvus milvus. Taken at Dinton Pastures country park, near Wokingham, Berks.
The Red Kites often use this tree to rest despite being close to observers as they seem to feel secure with the River Loddon between them and the footpath.
I'm here walking in a city that is red again
I'm here living with the dead again
Knowing why I'm here again
Like me...
Oh, it's not your gift to choose
I know you're going to lose
Like me...
Oh, this futile circumstance
You never had a chance
Like me...
The early evening light was streaming through the gorgeous red leaves on this birch tree the other evening and it just required me to take it's picture!
Week 32 - Bokeh
After having completed their switching work in the small Redding Yard, the Day Redding Local heads north over the Sacramento River on the massive nearly 3/4 mile long Redding Trestle.
Just over a mile down river, Redding's iconic Sundial Bridge can be seen. The Sundial Bridge is quite unique, and has a quite a propensity to show up on nearly anything Redding related. Hence I felt I needed to find a way to work it into a train photo before I left the area.
** EXPLORE May 21, 2009 # 317 Thank you my friends! **
The tiny red heart shape image on the stamen of this azalea flower.
There must be a treasure trove of bugs for these Red-bellied Woodpeckers somewhere close. They're returning about every 10 minutes to feed the little ones.
A bright red anthurium seen at the San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers, Golden Gate Park. Aside from the flower, I was drawn by the repetition in the shape of the leaf and flower.
The battery in my camera had just died, so my husband was kind to lend me his for a few shots. Have to get a second battery for that camera!
Red-legged Seriema - Cariama cristata - Хохлатая кариама
Serra da Canastra National Park, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil, 11\14\2019
I have not seen many Red-tailed Hawks this fall compared to other years. I came across this one at Willband Creek Park.
Another shot from our trip out looking for these birds 21/1/11, taken near Leeds in Yorkshire. Looks nice viewed on black.
The best way to identify Red-necked Phalaropes is by all the disabled vehicles around their nest. This one we attracted to my speaker by playing Garth Brooks. #redneckjokes
I'm not sure what captured this hawk's attention but it stayed put allowing me to take several good shots of it. Usually red-tailed hawks are very skittish with me.
No estoy seguro de lo que captaba la atención de este gavilán pero quedó muy quieto permitiendo que tomara unas fotos buenas de él. Usualmente, los gavilanes colirrojos son muy asustadizos cuando me acerco.