Backyard Photography
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Saw this Monarch (Danaus plexippus) butterfly in the backyard this morning whilst awaiting the birds.
As the sun was setting just the other evening, I witnessed a charming sight. A bloom-covered branch from a neighbor’s yard had found a way through our fence. As I tried to find a good vantage point for a photo, the setting sun also made an appearance. A small treasure to be enjoyed in these times!
Pine warblers are common summer residents here in South Jersey, usually arriving in late March. I say "usually" because this male was spotted at my suet-feeder on March 2, weeks earlier than I've ever seen one. And a second Pine Warbler showed up just a week later!
Pause wegen Krankheit.
Ich wünsche euch allen eine schöne Zeit hier auf Flickr und im "real life"
Bis bald!
Break due to illness.
I wish you all a nice time here on Flickr and in the "real life"
See you soon!
On the day I got this new camera, I took this photo. I wanted to have a portable small camera to capture any photos worth taken while I am on travel, or while I am just cruising around. And what is the best way to drive test, than a backyard scene. I did not want a sunset or a sunrise, I just wanted a charged sky and a call pond with no wind rippling through it. This photo is the first photo posted to Flickr with this camera. I love the camera.
Explored June 23, 2023:
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Consensus is either red tailed hawk or red shouldered hawk.
It has been hanging out in our yard lately and has been killing our doves and quail. While it is a beautiful bird, I really would like to deter it from hurting our dove and quail families we have. Should I just let nature take its course or is there something I can do to make it leave our yard and go somewhere else?