A solitary sandpiper (or two) for #FlyDay.
#Birds #Photography #Nature #WildlifePhotograpgy

A solitary sandpiper (or two) for #FlyDay.
#Birds #Photography #Nature #WildlifePhotograpgy
This egret stopped to have lunch before he takes off again.
#FlyDay #Egret #Birds
#BirdPhotography #ECK
#Photography #AnimalPhotography
There's a very specific type of joy that I feel when I see new-to-me #nativeplants bloom for the first time
Happy #flyday
Eastern kingbird - Tyrannus tyrannus
(Shot in Cincinnati 7-23-26) 🐦🪶 #photography #wildlifephotography #wildlife #nature #animal #bird #flycatcher #songbird
For #FlyDay here are two photos I took while working in my current project. One was a lucky shoot and the other took patience and constant searching for it. I will leave it a guess which is which.
An Eastern Black Swallowtail butterfly.
#FlyDay #PurpleFriday #Butterflies #FlowersOnFriday #Photography #ECK
A Fritillary Butterfly, one of many, on a nectar-rich Rabbitbrush bloom in mid-September on an irrigation canal bank… #YakimaValley
#EasternWashington #FlyDay #PNW
#Butterflies #Insects #Closeup
#WestCoastPhotography #Weed #Photography #Plants #Macro
Coming in to land for #FlyDay
A great blue heron flies across a pond during sunrise at a nature area in Longmont, Colorado.
#FlyDay #BirdOfTheDay #ECK #bird #birds #birdphotography #birdwatching #birdsofbluesky #nature #wildlife #wildlifephotography #wetland #wetlands #heron #herons
Fall is here:
A great blue heron pauses while hunting and fishing along the bank of a pond at a nature area in Longmont, Colorado.
#Scape #ForestFriday #FlyDay #BirdOfTheDay #ECK #bird #birds #birdphotography #birdsofbluesky
#nature #wildlife #wildlifephotography #wetland #wetlands
Happy #Flyday! Here is a little black Lauxanid fly, I believe genus Xenochaetina, from back in April when they were all over the place.
A flock of Common Cormorants flew over the River Thames at Molesey after I'd finished snapping the Mute Swans on the water.
#Flyday ! This plover is sitting on the ground just a few hundred meters from the face of the Athabasca Glacier in 🇨🇦. Not that many years ago it would have been sitting on meters of ice. Enjoy the weekend!