Female Snail Kite photographed at Grassy Waters Preserve..... Poster girl for wetlands restoration projects. Once quite rare in South Florida, these magnificent little raptors are becoming a bit more common, albeit still being listed as a locally endangered species....
I have actually never used the double exposure in the 5DIII, Fred; seeing your example tells me I should take another look...
Here are some new spring flowers, including a couple from the other morning's almost-avian-free kayak excursion ...
I do love when I have to change photographic direction entirely, due to the "planned" subject's total absence. Some times - even often - really good things can happen...
Jerry
Willow catkins
Honey Locust blossoms - actually a tree, but this one has fallen into the lake.
Honey Locust cluster, in a backyard tree - hillsides are covered with these.
A new variety of iris started blooming today, in the rain...
Really enjoyed viewing the outstanding work by everyone in recent posts! I especially enjoyed Milan's travel images from Florence, as well as Jerry's springtime florals! Superb work, gentlemen!
Here are a few shots that I've managed over the last few weeks. Keep up the great work, everyone!
Uh, Mitesh;
180mm is too close to a Water Moccasin...for me, at least. They are the most aggressive snake I've ever encountered in the underbrush. But, I'm sure you know what you're doing...
Here are the two local varieties of vulture...
Jerry
Tenn.Jer wrote:
Uh, Mitesh;
180mm is too close to a Water Moccasin...for me, at least. They are the most aggressive snake I've ever encountered in the underbrush. But, I'm sure you know what you're doing...
, yeah, it was a little close, but I think it was more interested in the female cottonmouth next to it. I hung around for a while hoping to catch them in the "act", but it didn't happen!
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, yeah, it was a little close, but I think it was more interested in the female cottonmouth next to it. I hung around for a while hoping to catch them in the "act", but it didn't happen!