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@grays.artOct 12, 2026, 11:23 PM

Alligator surface tension
(Alligator mississippiensis)

submerged in calm marsh water

CREW pen flint strand lakes & trails
Bonita Springs, Florida 8-21-26

#ColorADay #BlueTue #eck #wildlife #nature #threeWordGenre #art #telephoto #photography #native #reptiles #marshlife #herps #herpSky

Telephoto shot of an alligator's head skimming the water. Viewed in profile facing toward its right, showing its left profile, the reptile's dark head and prominent bronze-brown eye rest in the calm water, while a vibrant, deep blue hue outlines the submerged contours of its snout and head just under the surface tension. The upper right surface of the frame displays a bright blue sky reflection, which smoothly flows and transitions into a soft, pale blue-gray gradient across the entire lower half of the background.
@grays.artOct 3, 2026, 1:21 AM

(American) Green tree frog
(Dryophytes cinereus)

on climbing hempvine
(Mikania scandens)

CREW pen flint strand marsh
Bonita Springs, Florida 10-1-26

Vigilant among the autumn buds.

#ColorADay #greenSat #eck #wildlife #nature #threeWordGenre #art #macro #macroPhotography #native #herps #marshlife

Macro of an American green tree frog perched on a sweeping green leaf of a climbing hempvine. Viewed in profile facing toward its right, the small frog displays a smooth, metallic bronze-brown body accented by a brilliant, vivid yellow lateral stripe running beneath its large, metallic-copper eye, above a bright lime-green throat. A dense, elegant branch of clustered white and pink wildflower buds reach upward to frame the leaf. The scene is focused against a dark, velvety black background, isolating the marsh textures.
@bchunter.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 5:41 PM

Early fall comes to the sea islands of South Carolina.

#lowcountry #conservation #redfish #flounder #marshlife #flyfishing #conservancyoftheseaislands

@grays.artSep 26, 2026, 11:35 AM

Little blue heron
(Egretta caerulea)

amid dense marsh grasses

CREW pen flint strand marsh
Bonita Springs, Florida 9-24-26

#BirdOfTheDay #green #ColorADay #greenSat #eck #florida #wildlife #nature #threeWordGenre #art #photography #native #birds #marshlife #blueskyartshow #lights

An adult little blue heron stands amidst dense, sun-dappled marsh grasses and shallow water. The bird is captured in profile, showcasing its deep purplish-blue plumage, elongated neck, and a sharp, dark bill. Bright sunlight filters through the green wetland vegetation, creating a sparkling bokeh effect in the background.
@grays.artSep 24, 2026, 10:59 AM

Double-crested cormorant profile
(Nannopterum auritum)

CREW pen flint strand marsh
Bonita Springs, Florida 9-19-26

Helen’s #BirdOfTheDay themes #TheDivers or #BirdStare: birds staring back at ya.

#Birds #birding #Photography #ECK #threewordgenre #art #florida #native #birds #marshlife #cormorants

Telephoto shot of a double-crested cormorant perched upright atop a weathered wooden dock piling marked with the number 18. Viewed in profile facing toward its right, the bird showcases the left side of its dark, glossy black plumage with intricately patterned, scalloped gray-brown feathers across its upper wings and back. Its long, curved neck extends upward, highlighting a vibrant orange gular throat pouch and a striking, bright turquoise-emerald eye. Its slender dark bill features a sharp hook at the tip. The background features a smooth, soft bokeh transition from calm water to a sunlit, out-of-focus green shoreline.
@darkwaterphotos.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 12:53 AM

Behind every majestic wildlife photo is a pile of garbage shots like this one. You’re welcome.🌿🪶🦉🐦‍⬛🍁

#Birds #GreatBlueHeron #Wildlife #PaparazziVibe #OhMyDouglas #MarshLife #NailedIt

An action shot of a great blue heron taking flight over a pond, except 80% of the camera view is blocked by out-of-focus marsh reeds. You can just barely see its grey wings, dangling legs, and an orange beak looking highly offended that someone ruined its big moment.