This Brown Thrasher was perched on a street sign. It is the first one we have seen this year. I love their big, yellow eyes. What a beautiful bird!
~ Rick
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This beautiful monarch seems to be keeping its true splendor a secret. While the most breathtaking view is surely with its wings fully opened, this hidden perspective offers a rare, quiet glimpse into its world.
~ Rick
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It won't be long until the Red-winged Blackbirds start to migrate! They're always the first to leave, probably sometime in late August, but we'll see. I just love the beautiful colors they bring to the pastures.
~ Rick
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It won't be long until the Red-winged Blackbirds start to migrate! They're always the first to leave, probably sometime in late August, but we'll see. I just love the beautiful colors they bring to the pastures.
~ Rick
My photo blog can be found at tales.photos.
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There were several Widow Skimmer Dragonflies hovering around, clearly plotting my demise, and I only managed to capture this one photo before they realized I was onto them. I can't imagine the sheer, unadulterated terror this creates for small insects—it's basically a tiny, winged apocalypse out there. 🤣
~ Rick
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