Tennessee Nature Photography
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Born and raised in Tennessee and I'm a huge fan of
The University of Tennessee.
GO VOLS!
My blood bleeds Orange.
You're as smooth as Tennessee whiskey
You're as sweet as strawberry wine
You're as warm as a glass of brandy
And honey, I stay stoned on your love all the time
Sunrise from Cades Cove in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Unfortunately, this loop road is not opened until the actual sunrise, so this was the first pull-out where I thought I might capture a compelling image before the sun was too high in the sky.
First time I've had the opportunity to photograph this cute little bird. Take at the Monte Sano State Park in Huntsville Alabama.
On Saskatoon bush.
Some Warblers like this Tennessee, and also Cape May Warblers, really like Saskatoon berries. So do I.
St. Albert, Alberta.
I really got a lot of shots I like of these guys this fall-- it seemed like they were everywhere. Another backyard pic.
A lovely fall pic that never got posted-- I got so many nice ones this year. Backyard in Glendale, MO.
This is a hairy buttercup, they grow wild all over my area. I think they are tiny beauty's!! Have a great weekend!!
On this same date and from the place last year I posted a Tennessee Warbler as my first subject in my annual fall warbler hunt.
St. Albert, Alberta.
Spring in Great Smoky Mountains National Park brings brilliant colors, with deep green forests and bright pink and white mountain laurel.
As we celebrate Earth Day, I thought this image captured simply the beauty of nature without the distractions of man.
Visit GSMNP in the next few months to see for yourself!
Creating fall warbler compositions is much more challenging than spring work. This image was taken in a friends' yard. They use fruit to help attract fall warblers to their yard. By strategically placing this perch in their beautiful garden this image became a possibility.
Tennessee Warblers are still passing through this area in fall migration. Of the many warbler species that are seen in this area Tennessee has a reputation for being one of the plainest. In low light they can be difficult to distinguish from other "confusing" fall warblers. They breed in the North American boreal forest and spend the winter mostly in Central America and the northern edge of South America.
Vischer Ferry Nature and Historic Preserve
Rexford, NY
Fall color is ablaze as a southbound loaded grain train led by a YN2 AC4400 stomps over the summit of Duff Mountain Grade in Duff, Tennessee, splitting a set of Louisville & Nashville searchlights at N. E. Kilsyth.