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Common Grackle and those amazing colours in the feathers.

Backyard Pool it has been a wet week, several inches in the last 3-4 days, I hope the birds clean it out, shot in North Carolina.

Dendrobium aggregatum (syn.lindleyi)

Photos are a few years old now, but still love this little guy.

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In my upcoming posts I will take you on a journey and show you some of my personal milestones and talk about how they shaped my way of seeing.

 

Please click on the link above and hear about the beginning of my night shooting experience and what I like about the B-sides of architecture...

 

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It was late afternoon in shade, I had to crank up the ISO for high shutter speed , but introduced noise. This image is heavily cropped as the lens was only 200mm.

This handsome whitetail buck paused to watch me do some weeding in the garden before wandering over to the field. Backyard wildlife.

Anna's hummingbird

Tucson, AZ

This Sharp Shinned Hawk scanned the yard and didn't mind that I was close by. In the end, he left empty handed. (This time!)

Day 032 - 365/2023 - A Never-Ending Journey

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Along the path as I looked down

Pale cyan, orange, gold, tan and brown

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Post-processing in Photoshop

My first attempt (actually the best of seven) at squirrel photography using a super telephoto lens (at 500mm on a monopod).

The backyard has been full of flowers, butterflies and hummingbirds. It's been a pleasure being lazy and watching the butterflies flit around!

BACKyards Series

Often the facades are maintained and the care erases the soul and the history of the houses and their inhabitants.. maybe the truth lives in the back yards?

 

Backside of a house in Schwetzingen. It's not always castles.

Chipping Sparrow taking his turn.

A Prairie Warbler in the Salvia

I heard a different bird call in the yard today and was so surprised to see a Love Bird mingling with the other birds around the feeders.

old quarter, Kalamaja

BACKyards Series

Often the facades are maintained and the care erases the soul and the history of the houses and their inhabitants.. maybe the truth lives in the back yards?

 

This is what the Bobcat was looking for. He came for safety in my backyard.

Groundhog [Marmota monax]

 

Stan's backyard

Montgomeryville, PA

 

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What a surprise we had this morning when a Scarlet Tananger came into our backyard. Our backyard does not backup to a forest preserve so this was a rare and welcome visitor for us! First time we have ever seen this in the 28 years we have lived here! Apparently it wanted to try the grape jelly we had out for the Baltimore Orioles.....which have also been very plentiful this year too!

  

Naperville, IL

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