Marilynne's Wetlands and Other Stuff

Marilynne

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Did I mention the TriColors were out in force yesterday?
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This guy never shut his mouth the whole time I was there.
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Marilynne

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I was surprised Ron. I think it worked since the wildlife was fairly close yesterday. There were some shots I didn't post that I wish I had the 300mm. I cropped a few and they weren't what I'm use to seeing.
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Outside the entrance to Wako is a Monk Parakeet nest. It wasn't a nice day. We did manage to out pedal the rain every where we went.

These look washed out to me.
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Trimmed in camera
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This probably should be in the Almost thread, but I liked the other two.
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If you've never seen a parakeet nest in the wild, this is what they look like.
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Yesterday we caught the very beginning of one heck of a hellacious storm. Wind gusts were up to 45 mph. I had to get off my bicycle and walk it until I reached a wind break. We got a little wet and were getting hit with pine needles, branches and lots of other flying debris, but made it to shelter until the storm lightened up a bit about 45 minutes later.

Chris went out after supper last night and spotted these trees. He thought the storm may have brought them down. Upon further investigation, we discovered they were downed by machine. Looks like some one is getting ready to switch the light poles from wood to concrete. This is six shots hand held.
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