| M | T | W | T | F | S | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| « Jul | ||||||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | ||||
| 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 |
| 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 |
| 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 |
This colorful spider helped me create this photo as the sunlight gleaned off of her web. Notice her egg sack when you click on the image.
Photo taken in a series August 17, 2007 with Canon G7.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
The magnolia tree flower (back of image) breaks open to expose the red seeds as seen in front.
Photos taken October 03, 2007 with Canon G7.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
This lone storkish bird posed for a profile shot before resuming his fishing along the North Carolina coast. Thanks to Benjamin!
Photos taken in a series September 29, 2007 with Canon G7.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
I couldn’t quite believe my eyes when I saw this stork posing on this weather worn oak tree. Thank you Ann!
Photos taken in a series September 29, 2007 with Canon G7.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
A lonely white dove arrived 2 days ago. He / she flew a foot from us while we sat on the porch and tried to fly in the door. We think he is somewhat domesticated and perhaps used for a wedding or other celebration and now is free. Thanks to Steve.
Photos taken in a series Oct 3, 2007 with Canon G7.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
See video at BackyardDocumentaries.com
A freakish high-tide eerily floods the remains of a boathouse destroyed October 15, 1954 by Hurricane Hazel.
Photo taken June 13, 2007 with Canon A520.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
I was searching old photos from last year looking for something unrelated when I ran across this August Night. under a 93% full moon.
When I start painting, this will be my first. I love it!
Photo taken at 11:49pm August 10, 2006 with Canon A520.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
These strangely colored mushrooms magically appeared with these intense hues of reds, yellows and everything in between. They remain this color for a couple of days until the 90+ degree heat turns them brown. Can you name this mushroom type?
Photos taken in a small series August 17, 2007 with Canon G7.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
A flock of these fascinating water birds showed up yesterday and hunted and pecked high-steppin’ it across the yard. Click on the image to see eight shots over two days. If you are the first person to identify these birds, you will receive an original autographed print of your choice!
Photos taken in a series August 16, 2007 with Canon G7.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
Wilma is an American Bald Eagle and currently a resident at Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina. She was wounded by gunshot somewhere out west, but now is under special care.
The American Bald Eagle has been taken off the endangered and threatened lists as of last month but is still protected by the Bald Eagle Act (so it is still illegal to own one of their feathers, much less a bird). ~ thanks to Libba!
Photos taken in a series August 6, 2007 with Canon G7.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
Mickey and Prairie enjoy the time trying to stay cool in the garden. Mickey a freshman at Cape Fear Community College is studying automotive theory and repair. Prairie is an angel but an enabler for Mickey. Prairie is an Australian Cattle Dog and Mickey is very confused and was runner up in the ” DDAD” Doggie Deficit Attention Disorder contest.
Photo taken August 5, 2007 by Peggy Pancoe Rosoff.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
On a beautiful breezy April day about 40 barn swallows (who also have unique purple martin coloring) flew figure eights just overhead at speeds up to 60mph devouring flying bugs. After about 10 minutes of watching them speed around, I looked to my left and a pair of friendly red robins that are usually doing their hunting and pecking routine, were stopped and gazing up as well. Then, I looked further down by the water, where about 12 wild Canada Geese would have normally been eating grass and they too were all at attention staring - just staring at the amazing torpedo-like speed of these new arrivals. Notice when you click on the image above, the other shot shows one swallow hitting the breaks (so to speak) in mid-air to avoid a collision with his/her compadre. (note: I took over 100 pictures with not a bird in a frame, but gleaned a small series).
Photos taken in a series April 16, 2007 with Canon G7.
To see all photographs click here
or ‘Photography‘ left bar under ‘Categories‘.
