This spider wandered up out of the yard waste bag I'd filled with ferns, weeds, and bits of azalea I'd trimmed from our azalea hedge, with the weeds growing out of a Pachysandra bed below the azaleas.
Greyish long-legged bird in water in pond
Something dangling from a wooden fence rail. 2 to 3 inches long.
Back of head is brilliant red, flashing in setting sun.
American Goldfinch, perched on our finch feeder. Feeds upside-down on niger seed.
Red bird with distinctive crest, perched on fence-post before flying off.
Insect in the shower! Somewhere from 5 cm to 8 cm long (exclusive of ornamentation).
Spider outside our window in Wyncote, PA
This sea lion climbed onto the dock just as Ron led us into the harbor.
Uploaded with the Flock Browser - http://www.flock.com
This sea lion climbed onto the dock just as Ron led us into the harbor.
Judi approached the sea lion, since it wasn't really mentioned on the paddling safety rules.
Uploaded with the Flock Browser - http://www.flock.com
Gathering from across the country for a family wedding, our family took advantage of the days before the wedding to have fun together. One day, we rented kayaks from Southwind Kayak Center and paddled up Newport Bay, and then down into the harbor. The paddling safety rules had mentioned "do not approach whales, dolphins, or seals: they may approach you." We didn't exactly find seals, but we found a sea lion.
Uploaded with the Flock Browser - http://www.flock.com
Judi approached the sea lion, since it wasn't really mentioned on the paddling safety rules. (Jen is just arriving)
Uploaded with the Flock Browser - http://www.flock.com
One friend particularly liked this shot, because the hummer's wings were beating.
The bird's back just glitters.
Here you can see the brilliant ruby glow from the throat of the hummingbird.
Hummingbirds visited the feeder hanging on the deck of our camp's porch, just outside the door. I strapped my camera on a porch post and set it to take a picture every 30 seconds. These are the ones that have a hummingbird in the photo.
I set the camera to take a photo every 30 seconds and strapped it to one of the pillars of the porch. Out of hundreds, I have a few photos of the feeder with a hummingbird.
Hummingbirds visited the feeder hanging on the deck of our camp's porch, just outside the door. I strapped my camera on a porch post and set it to take a picture every 30 seconds. These are the ones that have a hummingbird in the photo.
Hummingbirds visited the feeder hanging on the deck of our camp's porch, just outside the door. I strapped my camera on a porch post and set it to take a picture every 30 seconds. These are the ones that have a hummingbird in the photo.
Apparently when these aphids congregate, they drop "honeydew", which stains cars below them, and which can grow moldy and discolor trees.
A Marabou Stork, known as the "Undertaker Bird", at the Lion and Rhino Park near Johannesburg, South Africa.
