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Just before sunrise. They will be branching and leave the nest for good very soon.

Very well done for early efforts! I like the bridge the best. The light is a tad harsh, but I think with some work in Lightroom or other editing software you could bring up the shadows. I'd like to see the top of the roof rather than having it cut off, and also more of the river in the shot. Of...

Black Vultures are cute

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. :)