Last week one day I finally decided to take a morning for my self and head to Wildwood Lake in Harrisburg to shoot some birds. Shane and I started the morning a little late but we still had some luck. There were numerous Blue Herons about along with some White Egrets, Canada Goose, a Green Heron and a few other birds. The feeders were filled with squirrels and no birds for some reason but we still had a good walk and finally got a few shutter releases in. More from Wildwood later. With any luck next week I will get a few Elk and Whitetail deer photos to share in the near future and get the opportunity to meet another fellow blogger that I have been following for some time.
Friday, August 14, 2009
Wildwwod Lake Heron...
Last week one day I finally decided to take a morning for my self and head to Wildwood Lake in Harrisburg to shoot some birds. Shane and I started the morning a little late but we still had some luck. There were numerous Blue Herons about along with some White Egrets, Canada Goose, a Green Heron and a few other birds. The feeders were filled with squirrels and no birds for some reason but we still had a good walk and finally got a few shutter releases in. More from Wildwood later. With any luck next week I will get a few Elk and Whitetail deer photos to share in the near future and get the opportunity to meet another fellow blogger that I have been following for some time.
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This is an incredible shot. He/ she has an inquisitive look. Glad you guys had a day out. Have a great weekend.
I have tried, with no luck, to capture a shot of this very skittish Heron on a pond not far for here. Kudos for this pic. Nice work!
Good one. Nice that you and Shane share so much time together. Blue Skies.
Your photos are great. I just found your blog and added you as a favorite. My husband and I walked around Wildwood Lake yesterday. I know I will always see the white egret. I was saddened at how the lake is disappearing. I know the lilypads are endangered and they are letting them multiply. However, the purple loosestrife is starting to take hold. The canal is green or brackish. Yuck.
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