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From this morning in Colorado

I was walking next to a pond in Orlando Wetlands, and an Anhinga popped its head up from the middle of a maze of aquatic vegetation with a fish speared on its beak. Down the hatch it went.

Red-shouldered Hawk

Roseate Spoonbill landing

Some birds do this to cover their food so others don't get to it, but I've never seen a Jay do anything like this. Interesting.

Back to Colorado, but would be a typical scene in FLA, too. Two buddies sharing a sunning spot to rest. :)

Purple Gallinule

Back to Orlando Wetlands. A Roseate Spoonbill parent is feeding a baby in the nest. Baby Spoonbills are called teaspoons.

It was, thanks, Marilynne :)

I'm buried in picture files from our Florida trip, so what do I do? Go out and shoot owl pics this morning. :)

So, Lorraine and I got back from Florida late last night. I have only just started looking at, sorting and processing pictures, but I wanted to let you know how friendly the alligators are there. In these pictures, one had a huge smile, and the other waved.

Welcome!

Congrats on the D850. You are getting great results!

Merritt Island, for sure. :)

Finally, these are the last of my New Mexico pictures. Heading to Orlando Wetlands tomorrow. I hope TSA wait times aren't too terrible. :)