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Here’s one I captured recently of an eastern great egret in breeding season. This is obvious when the bill turns mostly black and facial skin turns greed. Pretty cool????????

Here’s one I captured recently of an eastern great egret in breeding season. This is obvious when the bill turns mostly black and facial skin turns greed. Pretty cool????????

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Seems I crashed a noisy party! Could hear this crackle of cockies a mile away! Did you know that’s what a group of them is called? 169 mm | 1-640 sec | F 6.3 | ISO 200 (A) Olympus OM-1 M.Zuiko 100-400

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A pair of swans in western PA, just before sunset.

A tributary to the Lehigh River in Rockport, PA

Here are some jetty ruins I don’t see shots of every day. Port Broughton at sunset. We only spent one night there, and left there ready to bid on a property???? 40 mm | 1-500 | F 4.0 | ISO 200

A newborn fawn was startled as I approached. It appeared as if it was trying to hide in the grass, quite unsuccessfully!

It’s all fun and games that moment when you get ‘that ???? look’! It was at this point that Percy finally had enough! ???? Happy Tuesday!???? 210 MM | 1-1600 sec | F 4.0 | ISO 200 Olympus EM1-MKII M.Zuiko 40-150 Pro MC14 Teleconverter

This was one of the last images captured near the end of a long day of adventuring on bicycle with my wife along the coast of Sputh Australia. The ski

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Going with the flow???? Another waterfall sort of shot. This one is Buck Mountain Creek, a tributary to the Lehigh River at Rockport, Pennsylvania. I only spent about an hour up there this day but hope to get back there again when I’m next in the States.

Once upon a time, in Sydney...

Summer sunrise memories from Long Branch, NJ, USA

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Sharing more love of our local coastline and Hallett Cove Beach. I can still hear the popping sounds as the tide crashed on the rocks and rolled out. I’ve never heard the sounds I heard here anywhere else. If you know you know ???? Olympus OM-1 M.Zuiko

As I was driving just before 4PM yesterday I noticed something happening in the sky. I wasn’t far from Brighton so it was on! Got there and was amazed at what I saw! 13 mm | 1-60 sec | F 10 | ISO 200 (A) Olympus OM-1 M.Zuiko 12-40 2.8 Pro

From our recent outing to the riverland. Night 2 had its challenges with lots of clouds, but they were manageable, if not cooperative at this point. Pulled over just outside of Swan Reach for this one. Was trying to get the wires out of the shot but after

Caught up with these two friendly pelicans on our trip to Tasmania. This was just after sunset at the Anson’s Bay on our first day in Tassie. These guys were hanging about, ready and waiting for some scraps from the local fishermen. 28 MM | F3.2 | 1-30

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