Another sunrise, another stork.
Better than going to an office !!
Sunrise Stork
Category Archives: Marsh
Little Guy, Alligator
It’s the eye here. That was why I saved the shot. It’s a nice example of an Alligator stare. Just a small one.
Roseate Spoonbill
When photographing Spoonbills it can be hard to get a single bird image. Usually in flocks they are grouped together, pushing and shoving each other.
While this was a flock, you can see other pink reflections, the young bird kept away from the crowd.
Great Blue In The Moss
We spotted this Great Blue Heron sitting in a tree, full of Spanish Moss. He was most accommodating.
Both Ellen and I shot this, in different angles, with many different camera settings.
This Heron is the perfect poster for the South Carolina Lowcountry.
I’m sure I will finish some additional images in black and white, maybe matte, in any event this photograph will make another appearance on this web site sooner or later.
Obviously I loved it.
Talking To Me, Spoonbill
Actually I think he was yawning, but that makes a terrible title.
Click for a good close look… in his mouth
Swift Alligator
They can swim and travel fast when it’s needed. And with no real effort.
The small ripples in front are the only way you can tell he is moving. All this work is being done by his tail.
Spoonbill Conversation
It started with an adult, calling to the flock around him.
Of course like all young… there was some back talk.
And a little more insistent by the ‘elder’.
And, well you know how this goes.
Ultimately they all did what they were told, flew off.
Skulking Around, Heron
A flair for the dramatic.
