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It's a cold, dark, rainy morning as Mom keeps watch on the nest.

I haven't seen any babies in this nest, yet. I'm hoping there is a deep bowl and the babies are out of sight from below, but I'm beginning to think the eggs a were infertile or there was some other sort of problem.

Great Horned Owlets. Three fuzzy goofballs in the very early morning. (1/125th 5600 ISO, f/5.6 500mm).

This Pelican was showing me the nice fish she/he caught (look closely in the beak).

Female Boat-tailed Grackle. Florida.

I was taking pictures of this female Great Horned Owl and her mate in a shady spot this morning. Suddenly she bolted for the nest. So, wrong shutter speed, blotchy light, cluttered background. I still like the shot.

B&W is a good brand. When in doubt, that's what I have always gone with and I've always been happy. Some cheap polarizers can degrade the image and produce strange color casts.

Grabbing a worm, part of some aquatic plant (not a cracker like it might appear) and just zooming around like they seem to do non-stop. :)

I love watching these little Sanderlings scamper around. Common or not, they are really cool. :)

Future fierce preditor

That is more than I crop any of my images. 5.62 meters, interesting. I am REALLY bad at estimating distances. :)

Sandhill colts

Mom and Junior were asking if I had seen Dad. They were getting hungry! :)