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A juvenile foraging in what's left of a corn field.

Snow Goose

Banking a hard right turn right after takeoff

Thanks, Robin, I look forward to seeing your shots!

After a lot of play, these coyotes got back to some serious business. :)

I've looked at them, and just prefer Lightroom/Photoshop. I like the idea of user supported products, though.

Thank you!

A few more flying in the snow

I changed from monthly to annual and so pay the same as I have for years, now. No increase for me at all since the subscription plan started. $120 a year for both Lightroom and Photoshop is a great deal, in my book. I get that some people feel that a subscription plan is a way to get you to pay...

Sandhill Crane courtship ritual. One bird tosses vegetation gracefully into the air, then bows to the other bird. Very cool to watch.

Thanks, Robin :)

Interspecies cooperation :)

Coyotes playing

The snow came a coupla' days later. :)

These Sandhill Cranes are approaching a field where they will be foraging with a couple hundred other cranes. This is very likely a family unit. Cranes pair for life and stay together year around, and the immature offspring stay with their parents for about a year after they are born. (Bosque...

Sandhill Crane taking off on a cold morning. Note the ice ring around the leg. I have often seen these rings develop on cranes when they overnight in a pond in freezing weather. Since they sleep standing on one leg at a time, the ring is larger on one leg than the other.