Category Archives: Stork

Photographs In The Fog

A collection here of various shots all taken in fog. I love shooting in the fog because everything you see is soft, and just a little different. Look at the scene an hour later and things are not the same.

All the photographs below were taken with a long lens rather than the usual wider angles. I used a Pana Leica 100-400 and an OM 100-400 II.

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Some Wind, They Didn’t Mind

My kind of shot. Thing’s happening from  a few directions, frame the photo best you can, click and hope 😊.

Roseate Spoonbills up front, Snowy Egrets in the middle, Wood Storks at the back. And way back, no focus, a lurking Alligator.

Some Wind, They Didn’t Mind
Some Wind, They Didn’t Mind

No awards here, but not something you’ll see every day either.

Perspective, Wood Stork

Perspective, Wood Stork
Perspective, Wood Stork

The Wood Stork is one of the tallest birds in North America.

The Live Oak is one of the largest trees, with thick huge branches that  can provide 17,000 square feet of shade, around 70 feet tall, and 28 foot circumference.

The Stork is a tiny spot in this tree 😆. This tree line is very impressive.

Best viewed large.

Chaos

This is a photograph I’ve had for about a month now. I set it aside to ‘deal with it’ later. It’s now later.

There’s so much happening here, in every corner, that it’s probably just a jumble of things rather than a photo worth publishing.  I was there so my perspective is off.

Chaos
Chaos

Amazing how much is going on, and how many are involved. I don’t see this very often. I think that’s why I love these shots when I actually get them.

Included within a few square meters are;

  • Wood Storks
  • Great Egrets
  • Roseate Spoonbills
  • American Alligators
  • Snowy Egrets

And a lot of them 😄.