Took a walk down to the river delta and got some rare sunshine at first, but then it started snowing again. The last two shots are taken 3 minutes apart...
A7II and CV 40/1.2 E
The habitat where the fox family lives is not that big and it doesn’t have any watering hole. Early one morning, I noticed that this fox kit was actually licking dew from the ground cover on the slope. Life is tough for the family, I would say and only the tough ones will survive especially now that summer is approaching and the days are getting warmer and warmer.,,.
HelenaN wrote:
Took a walk down to the river delta and got some rare sunshine at first, but then it started snowing again. The last two shots are taken 3 minutes apart...
A7II and CV 40/1.2 E
Have you ever chased and chased and chased a species or rumors of a species and then one fine day it just appears before your eyes? On this particular path along Lake Apopka, Florida I was too busy nervously starring at the behemoth alligators all along the way, some of the biggest wild beasts I've ever seen in my life, when I caught a glimpse of something red in the tall grass that seems to have been following me. Somehow when it appeared again, I was ready and pointed the camera with only split seconds to click, click before the red bird disappeared again. A quick chimp in very bright sunlight/glare on my LCD and there before my eyes I think I saw the Male Painted Bunting. Finally!
LBJ2 wrote:
Have you ever chased and chased and chased a species or rumors of a species and then one fine day it just appears before your eyes? On this particular path along Lake Apopka, Florida I was too busy nervously starring at the behemoth alligators all along the way, some of the biggest wild beasts I've ever seen in my life, when I caught a glimpse of something red in the tall grass that seems to have been following me. Somehow when it appeared again, I was ready and pointed the camera with only split seconds to click, click before the red bird disappeared again. A quick chimp in very bright sunlight/glare on my LCD and there before my eyes I think I saw the Male Painted Bunting. Finally! ...Show more →
LBJ2 wrote:
Have you ever chased and chased and chased a species or rumors of a species and then one fine day it just appears before your eyes? On this particular path along Lake Apopka, Florida I was too busy nervously starring at the behemoth alligators all along the way, some of the biggest wild beasts I've ever seen in my life, when I caught a glimpse of something red in the tall grass that seems to have been following me. Somehow when it appeared again, I was ready and pointed the camera with only split seconds to click, click before the red bird disappeared again. A quick chimp in very bright sunlight/glare on my LCD and there before my eyes I think I saw the Male Painted Bunting. Finally! ...Show more →
Spring time has arrived in Colorado. The temp today was around 65 with a gentle breeze. It's quite a departure from what I'm used to while I was living in Texas. I could definitely get used to this. The boaters, bikers, hikers, families, etc all flocked to the lakes to enjoy the day. I didn't see many people wear masks and keep their distance but we did.
