Hiding In The Rocks

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We were hiking at Grand Lake St. Marys this past weekend. It was not typical of what we experince there. We saw very little wildlife. We did manage to capture a few photos of an eagle flying near us .. that is always cool.

I totally missed this rabbit. I guess if felt hiding in these rocks would be safe. As is often the case, Teresa saw something I missed. Great capture Teresa!

~ Rick


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Rain, Rain …

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It was a cool morning, and this Red-winged Blackbird was getting wet (actually, we were wet too). A popup rain shower caught us on our hike at the momment I shot this photo. We found a place where we could get cover from the rain, but the birds just continue their hunt for food.

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A Flying Carnivore

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Check out this cool looking Widow Skimmer. They are one of the group of dragonflies, also known as King Skimmers (Wikipedia).

I love this photo for other reasons too. This guy is having lunch. It looks like a fly but it certainly is an insect. I guess like me, he is a carnovore, or at leat protein based. Part of the circle of life.

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One Of A Flock

We were recently greated by a flock (I guess its called a flock) of Common Grackles passing thorugh the wooded area where we were hiking. This one stoppedd in the shadows for this amazing photo opportunity. Check out those eyes. I really love this photo.

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Where Is That Cat?

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Since the last time I posted a photo of a Gray Catbird, I have seen a few more of them.

I love it when we am walking on a trail or through the woods and hear a cat, only to realize its actaully a gray catbird. Its kind of funny.

This is the best photo we have been able to capture of a gray catbird this year. I'll keep trying to do better. Getting a perfect photo drives us to keep taking pictures. Nature is funny sometimes. Some days we hear and even see dozens of birds but only get a couple photos, then other days we will capture so many beautiful pictures. You never know.

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