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Sandhill cranes preen with mud to protect their feathers from parasites and sun damage, while also potentially camouflaging themselves and regulating body temperature. This behavior is a vital part of their maintenance routine, ensuring their plumage remains in optimal condition for flight and...

This Sandhill Cranefly flew in from the left of us. Neither of us got the inflight shot. We walked behind it for a bit. It found a little muddy dirt and started preening itself with the mud.

One of the Gulf Fritillaries wanted to land on this Passionfruit flower, but the bees got there first.

The butterflies were having trouble flying in the wind. Almost lost my hat twice.

This morning at Loxahatchee Wildlife Refuge Once again only found mom and dad screech owls. Missed the feeding by 10 minutes. Stuck around for about an hour, nothing. Dad was in the same spot as Friday and so was mom. At least this time I didn't get the back end of mom.

Look at all the bracelets (banding) that one has!!

Congratulations cajol!

You're doing good. Took me five years to get mine!!

This is a shot of an old shot I had printed on a greeting card I call "Eye of Iguana". This is the card.

In my neighbor's yard

Around the yard today

My Jeep got ducked!! There was another one on the driver seat. I now have 14 1/4 ducks (one is about the size of my pinky nail).