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Nice photos! For some reason whenever I take a photo of words from a book they never turn out. And I probably won't get a chance to try again until after Christmas. Anyway, I am always amazed when I see words from a book that are readable in a photograph.

This is not my photo, but is one, somehow, did not win top place in the 2024 Audubon photo contest. It did make the top 100. Photographer is Phil Seu. Talk about being in the right place at the right time. The osprey did manage to escape.

I went to Madison, IN last week and took this shot of the River City Printing's hydroplane that will be racing in next year's Madison Regatta. I guess I should have waited to go until this week so I could enter it in the Travel contest.

I just got a new, to me, Nikon D850 and here are a few of my first pictures. I am pleased so far. I didn't expect it to handle the ISO better than my D500. These are taken in bad lighting conditions and it did pretty good.

Beautiful Woody!

Very pretty!

You are so good at the street photography. That is something I am not at all comfortable with, so I will just enjoy yours.

Nice catch!

You are right. For whatever reason my download of warblers in the Merlin app doesn't include the Townsend Warbler and I guess it picked it up as a Yellow Rumped Warbler which there are plenty of those in the area right now. That is good to know because that is also the first one of those I...

This is another Yellow Rumped Warbler. I like how he has stepped across his wing.

Congratulations!

This is a Townsend Warbler. I stood still and it came up so close I could not focus on it for a while. The last two photos have no crop.

Welcome aboard!

This is a little Swamp Sparrow. I'm not sure what he was doing out of his swamp.

I think this is a carpet beetle but I am not sure.

This is a Clapper Rail, probably blown off course by the recent hurricanes. They are usually not around here. Yes that is a beetle on his face.

Entry #2 This is an old abandoned house where the buzzards like to roost.

Not exactly a flower but it was very pretty glistening in the sunlight. It is milkweed and apparently a lot of birds will use it as nesting material.