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This eagle was on a tank near the grain terminal. I was taking some head and shoulder shots when it dropped and and flew low overhead. The rest of my shots were basically belly, wing, and tail shots.
Edmonton, Alberta.
A foggy morning along the San Francisco Central Waterfront. This is pretty typical weather for this location. As Mark Twain once said, "the coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco."
Happy Slider's Sunday everyone.
San Francisco CA
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Southern-crested Caracara. A bird of prey very common in South America.
Carancho (Caracara plancus)
WEEK 21, 2022
Sharing some thoughts on the Lensbaby Edge 50 optic on the blog today definitelydreaming.com/lensbaby-edge-50-not-a-review/
So it turns out that I can't juggle working a new job 12+ hours a day, family time aaaand still find time for blogging :3
Life is messy but beautiful and it's pulling me in other directions right now.
so sorry, especially to my wonderful sponsors! I will send out a formal note to you all when I am able to log in.
Kisses!
This Northern flicker was seen in the Countrywood/Bancroft neighborhood of Walnut Creek, California.
This is a first for me! I’ve seen the western grebe “walk on water” but never on land! I witnessed this behavior today at Avila Beach.
According to a quote by David Sibley (2012)....“In the Sibley Guide to Birds I wrote that Western and Clark’s Grebes are “incapable of walking”. I thought they could only push themselves along on their bellies, but I should have known that I was flirting with danger by writing such an absolute statement. Soon after the book was published I heard that they are capable of walking, although they do it rarely and it’s not very easy for them...”
Wood Ducks (Aix Sponsa) ~ Florida
This year I decided to enter the annual Audubon Photography Awards contest. It was neat to see my photo of a mother and baby wood duck make the Top 100 selection out of roughly 9000 entries. This photo is from the same series.
The photo I submitted can be seen here.
Congrats to all the winners, and thanks for visiting!