Alan’s Potpourri of Photography

[Alan]

Groundhog....

 

[Alan]

Yakety Yak...Don't talk back....

 

[wthorson]

Had a Night Heron Photo published in Bird Watching magazine this month. Just got my advance copy today.

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Wow, Congratulations Alan

 

[Alan]

Wow, Congratulations Alan

Thanks.

 

[Alan]

Looks like Fall Migration has started. This is the very scarce New England Hood Dairy Dirigible (blimpis humongous) I caught it passing over Harrisburg PA on it's way to "I don't know where". It summers in Boston and is seen mostly around Fenway Park. When I last saw it it was headed Southwest. Keep your eyes to the sky if you live south of me. It is a rather large bird and can be seen from miles away.

 

[Alan]

Migrating Shorebirds and an "I ain't goin nowhere" snapping turtle.

 

[Alan]

Not sure what he caught but it does have 8 legs....

 

[Alan]

OK little fishes...You can run but you cannot hide.

 

[Alan]

Could not believe how close this Little Blue Heron came into the shore. Guess he figured if that guy could fish there so could he.

 

[Alan]

Shorebirds are in their migration and have begun to stop at the lakes around here. I believe this is a Solitary Sandpiper.

 

[Alan]

The Wood Ducks are back out in the open areas.

 

[Alan]

Just quit raining....

 

[Alan]

You looking at me???

 

[grandpaw]

OK little fishes...You can run but you cannot hide.

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Nice shot Allen!!!

 

[Alan]

Nice shot Allen!!!

Thanks Jeff. Most of the shots I took he was behind something. He was right below me down about a 10 foot bank.

 

[Alan]

A little close up work today.

 

[Alan]

Fort Popham Maine, built during the Civil War to protect Kennebec River

 

[grandpaw]

A little close up work today.

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Great shot Alan!!!

 

[Alan]

Great shot Alan!!!

Thanks, Been lucky that some of the birds have been a little more cooperative lately. I liked his eyes in this shot, kinda makes him look a little evil.

 

[RON_RIP]

You can see the dinosaur hiding inside of him.