Now the learning begins once again.
Here are a few images taken this weekend, enjoy!
Blue-bluest blue bird having an afternoon snack.
Amazing rich coloration in the male Mountain Bluebird.
Northern Harrier, male.
Its unbelievable to watch Harriers hunt. They actually hover on thin air like a sky strung mobile. I've noticed that they seemingly stop and hang with their tail-feathers spread, fanned wide as in above photo; otherwise when they fly their tail-feathers are tight together as in the below image. They are also masters of low surface skimming flights, wingtips seemingly grazing the straw strewn fields as they search out gopher holes from above.
The Odd couple.
It would seem these two are differing subspecies (see differing neck length and thickness) but they don't care what anyone thinks, they have each other and love bonds them together. Watching geese this early in the season made me realize that for geese fore-play is a joint venture of frenzied head dunking and splashing and these two gave quite the performance. See the water droplets.
Split Ears Jack.
Jackie Rabbit sporting the new fashion craze of clipped ears and wearing a lovely short sheared hip-length tan jacket with white hare pantaloons. Ah, spring is here.
Have a wonderful week, enjoy the natural and give yourself a hug.
4 comments:
Great photos. I confess to having a folder on my computer called Stolen Photos. It contains downloads of the very best photos that I run across on the web. I use them for general inspiration, never plagerism. Your Mountain Bluebird made it into the folder.
Congratulations on the new camera. I am so jealous.
Such fabulous shots, Tess. Hope you enjoy the new camera.
You are really having fun with your new camera. some excellent shots on the high speed thing. Harriers provide a great movie to watch as they hunt. Nice to see you posting again.
Wonderful photos, I specially love the bird ones of course!
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