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Monthly Archives: May 2020
Morning Dew
There is often significant dew on the prairie plants early in the morning. I caught it with some strong back light this morning. I amplified the texture in post processing. Maybe too much, but I like this. Hope you do … Continue reading
Prothonotary Warbler Taking Flight
As long as these birds will let me get close, I am going to keep taking pictures.
Green Heron (Butorides virescens)
They look more purple than green to me. This guy was out in the open snacking on little frogs. He did not seem to mind me as long as I stayed in my Suburban. Often, they are more motionless and … Continue reading
Poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans)
Not a popular plant. This is a photo of new growth. I liked the red hues against the green background. This plant is thick on our farm. I try to keep it out of the plantings around the house, but … Continue reading
Northern Parula Singing
This guy was singing away on his perch. If you look closely you can actually see his little tongue.
Perennial Lupine (Lupinus perennis) with Bee
I am not sure that this plant is technically native to Missouri, but I like it. I think it is a remote cousin of Texas Bluebonnets which are also a Lupine. Regardless, the bees seem to like it.
Alligator Snapping Turtle (Macrochelys temminckii)
These are very large turtles. This one was in the grass in between two frog ponds. He was not in the best of light, but I snapped a picture just to document him. These guys will lie motionless on the … Continue reading
Male Prothonotary Warbler Singing
I apologize if people are getting bored with all of the prothonotary posts, but I love these little birds and they are letting me get close enough to take some decent photos. I have three nesting pairs using my beatboxes. … Continue reading
Male Northern Parula (Setophaga americana)
This guy is living in the same general area as the prothonotary warblers on my farm. It is a lowland area near a creek and a wetland area that I have created just above the flood plane. I am fairly … Continue reading
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher (Polioptila cerulea)
This is a fun little bird that I am seeing on my farm. They actually steal food from spider nests and also use the web material to build their nests.
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