Marilynne's Wetlands and Other Stuff
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Yes, I'm blessed to live in a great area for photography. Thanks for spending your time scrolling through my thread Wendy.
Right now we're all full up with snow birds and tourists due to the really cold winter up north, but you're welcome to visit FL any time.
Right now we're all full up with snow birds and tourists due to the really cold winter up north, but you're welcome to visit FL any time.
Whiskeyman
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Momma and her babies - look near the bottom for the fuzz ball - could only see two
Highly cropped
How high off of the ground is this nest? I know of several nests around here, but they are all very high in trees.
WM
We passed these cows in a construction area (Villaggio Reserve Delray Beach, FL - Villaggio Delray Beach Florida). You can see the new homes in the background.
Not sure what this guy was eating - looked like a paint roller or something
Highly cropped but still can't tell
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Looks like a stalk of some sort. Possibly from a maize (corn) plant or sugar cane. What was previously growing in that field?
Maybe ten feet above the water and I'm on a boardwalk about three feet above the water.
We were thinking the same thing, but it looked like it had writing on it and at one point I thought I saw a red end cap. We figured the glistening was from the saliva.
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
Nasty fogLooking east on my street
West
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
Feeding time
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Getting bigger every day - highly cropped
Nice to be able to follow a chick like this day to day
Yes it is. Now, if all the people would go home and make room for me. This is what I have to face whenever we go there. On the left just in front of the gazebo is where most of the nesting is taking place.
Can't wait until the morning of March 19, park is closed except for me and 14 other photographers for a photography workshop!!
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
Yes it is. Now, if all the people would go home and make room for me. This is what I have to face whenever we go there. On the left just in front of the gazebo is where most of the nesting is taking place.
Can't wait until the morning of March 19, park is closed except for me and 14 other photographers for a photography workshop!!
I think sometimes we forget that the crowds we hate are the reason we have the facilities/areas we love.
When I worked for the University of Alabama many years ago we always said "This would be a nice place to work if it weren't for all the !#$% students."
