Portrait of a Limpkin
Portrait of a Limpkin in Fairview Riverside State Park in Madisonville, Louisiana.
Portrait of a Limpkin in Fairview Riverside State Park in Madisonville, Louisiana.
Roseate Spoonbill in Venice, Louisiana
I was driving down the road and seen this eagle covering a meal that he had found in the water. Out of no where, a seagull dropped out of the sky and started attacking the eagle.
I came upon this Blue Heron sitting on the side of a small cliff trying to stay warm. It was a blistery cold winter day last winter.
As the sun warmed the sandy beach, a tern stood lazily in the sand, with its dark eyes slowly scanning the shoreline.
This eagle had a cormorant and was vending off the seagulls who kept coming in attacking him trying to take his prize.
These speedy little guys are hard to shoot! I noticed a particular branch it liked to land on and sat down for a long wait. Many, MANY, missed shots later, I finally got this one.
Man, I tell you what...shooting birds for photography...what a challenge...I like going down to the bird sancturary and watch the birds fly in, there is this one Kingfisher, every afternoon who fee
These birds, fly through the Puget Sound, last night while I was down at the fishing pier, the wild life was none to be found.
It was later in the evening just before the sun started going down, in WA State, the sky is hazey with a reddish, brownish tint, from the smoke from wild fires burning.
This sitting 1 legged Heron on the branch is just hangin out late Friday evening, belief it or not, below him are a flock of Candian Wild Geese, these birds are the most patient easy to photograph
Can this photo be considered a silhouette?
There are situations where does not matter what kind of birds they are. Of course in my opinion, as amateur. Thank You.
Because there are not only crows
Deep in thought. Have you ever wonder what they think?
I took it at the end of October in the late of the afternoon. Of course, it is more about sky
The parade step is practiced
It was two days before at 9:30 am.
In 2019 my wife and I visited the Galapagos. What an incredible place! I just recently re-edited some of my bird photos from that trip.
I took it today