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I have a dear aunt Teresa in Helena, Montana, who has reported sightings of Bohemian Waxwings in her area on a few occasions. I've been envious, as I had only seen Cedar Waxwings here in central Minnesota.
This past weekend I was on a walk in the woods outside Duluth with my wife and a friend when we noticed a flock of birds at the edge of a meadow. They struck me at first as Starlings due to their short tails and chatty, squeaky calls. I worked closer and pulled my telephoto lens to my eye, instantly recognizing a new species for my collection. I knew them well from my Sibley bird guide and considered them a short-lister. I had found my species #161.
Here I'm showing my best shots from birding excursions in Central Minnesota over the last few years. See the set on Flickr if you prefer. See my species list also.
Here I'm showing my best shots from birding while on vacation with my family in the Tampa Bay area. See the set on Flickr if you prefer. See my species list also.
It's been a while since I published photos here. I haven't created a set I thought worthy lately. To freshen things up a bit, here's a set I created to demonstrate the various themes and subjects I've shot over the years. Some of them may end up on display at my family's coffeehouse. Some of them have been published before, perhaps processed differently.
At first I was disappointed that our walk along Canal Park wouldn't be under the sunshine of the day before. As it turned out, the weather was a perfect complement to the icy, dirty condition of the lakeshore.
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