It was hard to keep track. Chewing, thrashing, fish jumping, photographers jumping, all kinds of pandemonium.
Great fun… from 10 feet up.
There Was A Lot Of Chewing, Alligator
Category Archives: What I Saw
Fall Evening
Taken on our walk out of the marsh early evening (12/04/2018). It’s a typical fall scene here.
Quiet end of day, a small Little Blue Heron hidden in the reeds, an Alligator moving by looking to bed down.
Dune At Sunset (2)
When a sunset is dull, and little color I have a solution.
Wait a minute.
Evening In A Marsh
Taken at the end of the day as we headed back in.
A traditional Low Key monochrome rendition.
Pair Of White Pelicans
An unusual photograph for me. I rarely get a close, decent, full body shot like this. Also, 2 birds flying in close formation.
From A Walk, Old Cemetery
What I saw…
Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, South Carolina.
Dune At Sunset
I still find it amazing that I can go from thick swamps, to wide marshes, or rest by the ocean… in the same day.
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork
This was very funny. I have been meaning to publish this for a week or so… here it is.
Think of a bird flying full speed into a shallow pond of water. Oh yeah, the bird is almost as big as you are. And like you he doesn’t want to fall on his head, in the water.
And… momentum is pushing him forward, tripping all along the way. He must have covered half a mile ( .8 k) trying to stop.
Click, or double tap, any image below to view the gallery… I tried to cut down the number of images but had to keep these.
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork – click to enlarge
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork – click to enlarge
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork – click to enlarge
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork – click to enlarge
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork – click to enlarge
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork – click to enlarge
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork – click to enlarge
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork – click to enlarge
Can’t Figure Out How To Stop, Wood Stork – click to enlarge
Give him credit for keeping on his feet, just kept tripping and skipping until he slowed.
This is not a full adult Wood Stork, but still none of the others have this problem LOL.