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Wild flowers everywhere so are the butterflies.

Wild flowers everywhere so are the butterflies.
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NIKON D500

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 560 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 4100/10

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location

Sarasota, Florida, US

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upload_date

Mar, 2019

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Awards

Summer 2020

Peer Award

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This tree was torn and fell on the ground, the interesting thing is the position of the torn part just like the slide. I saw some kids tried to slide

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This is Brooks Fall, Alaska. Salmons go back to spawn and bears need to feed up to prepare for winter.

An adorable baby great horn owl curious looks down to see what humans are doing. I was lucky just to go to that park and not too crowded.

I took this picture in wildlife park. This Canadian lynx walked around non stop in the shade and finally he went out and sat in the sun. It is perfect

It is just a lucky day. This woodpecker flies near to the birdfeeder and waits there for 10 minutes so I have a chance to get a lot of pictures.

When I took this picture I just saw the scene so beautiful then I found it more meaning. Water brings life but next there trees died, falling all over

You can walk or bike 6 miles trail around the lake. The scene is so beautiful and peaceful. The trail also leads to the Castle Hill and nearby hills w

The tree might be in that position for quite a long time but when the boy comes up
it looks like it falls on top of him.

This is Halo Bay in Katmai, Alaska. We flew there to see bears and followed them on their territory.

This is late Spring in Yellowstone. The reflection of Mount Moran still covers a lot of snow.

It is just another lucky day to capture this bird close enough and good lighting.

This is Mammoth in Yellowstone. It is a beautiful and unique place and two death trees in vast area give the desolate feeling.

This picture I took in Katmai, Alaska when we were on the field with naturalist guide. It gave me an adrenaline pumping up to see several bears close

I thought I saw something moving behind the dense trees so I just waited and there he was coming only a few minutes and disappeared again.

This brown pelican is tangled in the fishing line after landing on the water.

I was waiting near the ospreys' nest. One of them crying nonstop so I guessed it was calling the partner then I saw one flew over with a fish. I

This golden eagle was wounded so he cannot fly, he is kept in the nature environment without the net cover. I just arrived to see he is enjoyed his me

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