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3 Yellow-billed Cuckoo -
4 American Green Tree Frog -
3 Common Whitetail -
4 Hackberry Emperor -
2 Harvestman - Leiobunum -
2 Nature's Looking Glass -
2 Candy-striped leafhopper (Graphocephala coccinea) -
3 White Pampas Grass (Cortaderia selloana) -
3 American Green Tree Frog -
2 DSC_0714 -
2 Bluejay -
2 Orange Butterfly Milkweed -
2 Argiope aurantia Macro 1:1 -
2 What's better than one Laughing Gull and One Brown Pelican? Why 4 lined up in a row. -
3 Muscovy Duck -
2 Black Widow -
3 Red Tailed Hawk -
2 Bald Eagle -
3 Green Heron in flight -
2 Eastern King Bird -
2 Northern Cardinal -
3 Chipmunk -
2 Young Yellow Crested Night Heron -
3 Gray Catbird
DannyLong
I have been a photographer for about 7 years. I love birding. Most people ask how I get so close to the birds. It's actually the other way around. Gadsden, AL where I live is a valley with lots of low wetlands, and several farmland locations where birds (both domestic and migratory) hang out. I just go there with my camera sit and wait and the birds(after awhile) get closer to me. Some birds I still have trouble with, for example the Pileated Woodpecker lives here and is big as a crow, but in several years now, because it is so twitchy I have been unable to get a good shot. For the most part it is simply a matter of patience.
61 y/o MaleJoined 4-14-14
