Amyle

Tail Feathers

Tail Feathers

Early spring in my yard. The birds love this snowman feeder and I love the contrast between the winter decor and the forsythia blooms in the background. That�...
Read more

Early spring in my yard. The birds love this snowman feeder and I love the contrast between the winter decor and the forsythia blooms in the background. That's a goldfinch spreading it's tail.
Read less

camera

Canon PowerShot SX50 HS

settings

settings

Aperture f/5.6 ISO 2000 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 87846/1000

upload_date

upload_date

Mar, 2017

Views

22

Likes

Awards

Peer Award

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

Taken from my side porch on a nice November day. These birds keep fall and winter a little more colorful.

My son, his wife, and their two Pugs - Grub on the left and Matcha on the right - are quarantining with us. This is how they greet me when I am outsid

Skipper butterflies are so dang cute and so hard to identify. This might be a Zebulon, but I'm not positive. I am positive that the little guy is

This little one landed on a tree right across the path from me and offered several adorable poses.

A Goldfinch sticking close to my feeder on a cold winter day.

Pretty sure this white tail thought as long as she stood stock still, I could not see her. Lucky shot :)

Such an intimidating majestic bird.

Autumn is advancing toward winter in Ohio so I wanted a few shots to remember my garden and sustain my spirit through the cold months.

In a shady forest, leaves fall into the stream and slip over the fall's edge. Love the colors of nature.

Alvin's cheeks are full of birdseed from my feeder. Chipmunks and squirrels always find a way. Sigh. At least this little guy is cute.

Black Swallowtail

Carolina Wren

Buttercup Buttercup

So excited to finally get a photo of this little bird. They are quite the wigglers!

At Sterling State Park in Michigan there is a bridge. When you cross the bridge you see a large wetland that is being restored by the state. Lots of w

Early Fall in Ohio and the Oak's are the slowest to turn color and to push off their leaves. This was shot in my backyard from the porch. The red

One Red Tree

Discover more photos See all

A Harrier Hawk with a roadkill rabbit as it starts to shift it away. by KimFree

Watching by michaelgavin

Alicia en el espejo by sarabang

Bow fiddle rock long expsoure by KyleBardenPhotography

Rabbit on the run by sachinus2010

Gannet by Masher

Ruby. Natural light by shaynepow

Description by ks_pics

A beautiful lion rests peacefully on top of a rock with the sunset in its backgroung by rferreira

Fox at the roadside by vincenzoiacovoni

A belligerent hippo bull seen from a small boat on the Chobe river, Botswana. by japiemaritz

Young common raccoon dog by KalleP

Little black bear cub watching me take photos by dakthi

Low and close by AndyHowePhotography

Spotted this black rhino walking towards us. I was hoping it will walk along the tree to get the side shot of the rhino walking by MOSTphotography

???? by TheHolisticPhotographer

Puppy Love by danielagabay

Honeymoon Couple in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier PArk South Africa by RudiZ

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.