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Hurricane Michael Survivor

Hurricane Michael Survivor

Bald Eagle landed in a damaged Sand Oak in the backyard 3 weeks after Hurricane Michael

Bald Eagle landed in a damaged Sand Oak in the backyard 3 weeks after Hurricane Michael
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Canon PowerShot SX170 IS

settings

settings

Aperture f/5.9 ISO 160 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 80000/1000

location

location

Panama City, Florida, US

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2019

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This lizard was sitting on a hand railing doing his mating moves for a female in an Iris flower.

An Eerie sunset with storm damage from Hurricane Michael

Was shooting some Blood Moon pictures and my dog Sasha wanted her picture taken.

This was the same Bald Eagle I saw after Hurricane Michael. Dropped by to say hello

A beautiful orange moon shinning through a storm damaged tree

Hurricane Michael storm damage in Panama City Florida

This duck and her mate had been flying for about an hour when she landed in a tree for a break.

This squirrel was out surveying the area from a damaged tree 2 weeks after Hurricane Michael had devastated the area.

The colors and clouds made a beautiful Florida sunset

She chased a squirrel up a tree. Sat there for an hour watching it.

One of the pair of Osprey nesting in our back yard coming in for a landing

Was sitting on my deck when this eagle landed in a tree in the backyard.

This poor owl saw the cactus in the window and thought he would come in for a landing.

A beautiful sunset with storm damage from Hurricane Michael

A Gecko blending in the surroundings while on the hunt.

Was on a morning walk and saw these leaves in a ditch. Looked interesting

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