Hoy a la tarde haciendo un poco de orden y preparando una planilla con los datos grabados en DVD de mis fotos obtenidas a lo largo de estos 3 años ( 54 discos en total) me encontré con fotos que no tenía publicadas en el blog. Estas imágenes fueron obtenidas en el sector que actualmente […]
Category: Wildlife
Tachurí canela (Bearded Tachuri)
Casi no saqué esta foto, este Tachurí canela estaba medio lejos y su diminuto tamaño apenas era un puntito en el visor de la cámara, mientras lo observaba me acordé lo que me dijo Ramón Casares el año pasado en el encuentro de fotógrafos en San Sebastian de la Selva… ” Muchas veces este tipo […]
Swallow-tailed Kites Return
Today I found three Swallow-tailed Kites near Jay Blanchard Park (actually in an abandoned horse farm behind my church parking lot). One of them flew pretty close to me. I suppose they’re creatures of habit, since I used to see them last year roosting in a tree right where these were flying. But these weren’t […]
Tachurí coludo (Sharp-tailed Tyrant)
Su inconfundible voz nos hizo detenernos a un costado del camino en la Reserva Rincón Santa María, había un pequeño grupito del enano del pastizal en las cercanías y había que buscar el momento oportuno para fotografiarlos. Un zanjón con agua no nos permitía cruzar hacia el pastizal y tuvimos que resignarnos a mantenernos en […]
Mead Gardens, 3/14/2013
This morning I dropped by Mead Gardens, and I had a pretty good time. Easily the biggest highlight was seeing two Louisiana Waterthrushes. These are really fun warblers, and before this morning I didn’t have any presentable photos of them. All these photos are of the second one I found, which was much more cooperative […]
The Great spotted woodpecker in the snow
Dendrocopos major – Picidae – Piciformes – Quite an unusual snow episode in the south of France on this 13th of march 2013. Here, this male was pecking at the tree, casting snow flakes around:
Barred Owl
Barred Owls are one of our more common owls. There are several near my home, so I get to see them pretty frequently. They are one of the first birds I photographed here after moving to Florida.