It’s Not Just For Little Birds!
Today’s post is the first, of many, from the Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, located along Lake Erie in northern Ohio. Magee Marsh is well known for a stopover location for migrating warblers in the spring. These warblers are small, especially in comparison to this bald eagle’s nest that is located at the western entrance to […]
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Here a Duck, There a Duck
Withing the past few days, I was pleasantly surprised to see a Wood Duck hen with 7 little ducklings, as they swam past me as I worked in a friend’s yard at the Lake of the Ozarks (Missouri). Here are some images I captured as the group filed by me: About the same time, I […]
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Fun Friday: Time to Nest
For the past few days, I have been at the Lake of the Ozarks (MO). My main photographic objective this trip was to capture the last Super Moon of 2019, over the lake. At the last minute, the weather cooperated and I was able to catch the large globe rising above the lake … I’ll […]
Fun Friday: Food Fight on the Prairie
Today’s “Fun Friday” post comes from a recent photo trip to Shawnee Trails Conservation Area, located in southwestern Missouri. During the winters, I frequently visit this Missouri Conservation Area to photograph wintering Short-eared Owls. On my last trip there, I was set up and waiting for the owl activity to begin, when I saw several […]
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Thinking in the Future
Been busy looking at a long term photo schedule. After little hesitation, I decided I needed to go back next winter to Florida … catch some rays and also some beautiful birds, like this Great Egret I captured during my last visit to the Venice Rookery: And yes, the Venice Rookery is on my list […]
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“Ridin’ The Storm Out”
Today’s post comes from this past week, from the Lake of the Ozarks in central Missouri. I had traveled to the lake to shoot the “Super Snow Moon” as it rose over the Lake. I had a wonderful view and location all ready for the big event. But as so often happens, Mother Nature decided […]
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