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White Egret Flight

White Egret Flight

The Fulton - Rockport area is an awesome place to photograph these magnificent birds. I was able to capture this bird for quite some time this morning....
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The Fulton - Rockport area is an awesome place to photograph these magnificent birds. I was able to capture this bird for quite some time this morning.
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Jan, 2015

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August Fog, outside of Anchorage heading towards Palmer one early morning to my Trout fishing spot.

Light North wind exposed the delicate feather's of this Egret last winter.

Fulton Harbor always offers great opportunities for Moon & Sunrise’s.
Shot with Canon RP & EOS 70-300mm.

Sunset on a crisp December evening.

Green Jay in South Texas.

This photo was taken on a clear morning with clouds in the very distant East giving the scene a colorful glow at sunrise.

Slick calm morning made for a great sunrise reflection. In my full size photo you can see the first morning breeze coming into the harbor. I still s

Early morning White Egret posed while feeding in the shallows.

Thick fog on abandoned pier.

The harbor is full of Oyster boats waiting for the fog to lift. Some go out into the fog for their day's harvest. Most stay tied up at the harbor.

The old abandoned pier points East to Saint Jo Island, the largest privately owned island in the US. I'm not sure what the history is behind all of t

The shrimp season is on, finally. Boats headin East at sunrise into Aransas Bay. Wonderful season!

Today when I was finishing my shrimp boat shots. I saw this Egret walking along this bulkhead, thought I would get a few shots.

Old dock.

Early sunrise with moon above.

This Blue Heron was feeding on bait pretty close to my location. I was able to capture him with my off camera flash this morning.

The shrimper had a huge flock of seagulls and other birds following him around. He would pull in his nets and stop to cull his catch every now no then

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