Byrdgrl

Blanket flower bees

Blanket flower bees

camera

Canon PowerShot SX110 IS

settings

settings

Aperture f/2.8 ISO 200 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 6000/1000

upload_date

upload_date

Dec, 2015

Views

81

Likes

+18

Awards

Peer Award

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

Top Choice

All Star

Superior Skill

Outstanding Creativity

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

Taken in the tiny garden spot I have created between my driveway and my neighbor's.

Oliver- who I suspect is actually Olivia- came to me via a county animal control facility where I worked as Rescue Coordinator. The facility was not s

Someone was feeling a little shy

This is Natural Bridge State Park in Kentucky during early October.

This is Angelica. She was brought in as a stray to the shelter in such an emaciated state that she was found by a vet to have zero percent body fat. B

One of the most interesting beetles I have come across. It reminded me of a cartoon from when I was a kid that had a character who was a street sweep

Thankfully, I have an eye for the tiniest of things. This single mushroom was not much bigger than the head of a pin.

While working as a state park ranger in Georgia, I was out doing a wildflower count when I saw a red dot moving quickly on the tril in front of me. I

Found this cutie in my garden in the front yard

I like to walk around in my flower garden at night looking for the nocturnal creatures and, every once in awhile, I find a flower still in bloom

I was visiting my father in Kentucky and happened to walk out on the deck where I found his 15 yr old cat, DJ, asleep.

The resident donkey at a local farm is used to getting handouts. He knew I had an ear of corn with me but he was too short to reach over and grab it.

I plant this milkweed annually in a tiny space between my townhome and that of my neighbor because it is a host plant for Monarchs. The milkweed, alo

This gal ( or guy?) seemed to enjoy being a model and struck all kinds of poses for me.

Cockatoo who belongs to a friend

Meet the spider who got me ( mostly) over my phobia. Not even the size of a dime, this was the first spider I ever shot a macro of and it was this vie

One of my favorite native plants here in Georgia. They are mostly found in wet-marshy areas

I sat for hours watching this sunset from start to finish. This was taken at about "The Golden Hour" and so is my favorite. Apalachicola,

Discover more photos See all

I wouldn't argue with him! Would you? by KimTR

Just a picture of my pupper having the best day exploring with his hoomans. by danielstagner

In the middle of the Spanish desert. by barbarapustelnik

love me, feed me, never leave me by damianawatts_3637

Photo by Jayde753

damselfy mating wheel by riankrenzer

Young Highland by MikkoSage

Play of dust and lights at dusk by francescabullet

Itchy Momma
got a chuckle watching Momma scratching her back :D tonight
Algonquin Ontario by Tammy_Nash

Cheetah cubs playing and honing their skills for later in life. by ronconigliaro

One of Florida's native tree frogs by KatieMcKinneyPhotography

French Bulldog posed as “Tiny Tim” from A Christmas Carol by Michaelvincentphotos

Photo by Hope_maree

Doing Lunch by terryc

A silvery-grey kitten with a luxuriously long coat sits poised, its yellow eyes gazing softly forward, embodying the serene beauty of its breed. by pavelphotos

Perspective by SharonKynastonPhotography

White Breasted Nuthatcher feeds it young by paulsrobinson

Wood Bison from Liard River BC by SundanceDesigns

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.