Drove down to Glenrose at lunch on Sunday for our favorite Bar-B-Q, Hammond’s. Lunch was wonderful, but we were a little sad, no peanut butter pie today. Then off to Glenrose State Park to see what we could see. Driving through the park we didn’t see much wildlife action, I wondered if we were going…
After gathering my tools, I backed the SUV into the backyard to hook up to the trailer. I jumped out and hooked up the trailer then I got back into the SUV. That was when I spotted a red-shouldered hawk (I am naming him, Texas Red) fly up from the ground on the other side…
Sunset on Crooked River Gorge train bridge. Morgan and I debated about being here for sunset. I was glad we did, it was a wonderful time. June 2, 2015 f11 17 mm iso 100 HDR
Always carry your camera and this is why. I spotted this Red-Shouldered Hawk from across the freeway. I almost went on home, because I was thinking that the hawk would fly away before I got over there. But, I decided to go for it. The hawk allowed me to take several shots before lift off….
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I photographed this Snowy Egret last summer. I combined 7 images to show this landing technique. 1/1000 sec at f/8.0 ISO 400 400 MM Canon 7D