Forum: Weekly Photo Challenges
01-03-2019, 07:18 PM
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Only one shot from me today, one of our long grown trees is dying and a friend of my brother's who is a tree surgeon has offered to remove it for us before next years hurricane season arrives.
More on the tree removal:
Just so you know, the power lines you see are across the street not near where he was cutting. Eventually, he'll take the whole tree out, but this as far as he got today.
The tree is dying, that's why there was Spanish moss growing on it. During a hurricane, one root had almost uprooted the tree and that caused it to start becoming unstable, and the moss to start growing. it was time to take it down before the next hurricane uprooted it and it fell on a vehicle that is constantly parked in the driveway just to the left of the tree. Man in tree1 by photolady1995, on Flickr
Noel, your Egrets are similar to what we have here called a Cattle Egret: Cattle Egret Overview, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
I have photos of them, but would have to got to my archives to find one and that wouldn't fit this week's challenge.
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Forum: Weekly Photo Challenges
01-03-2019, 08:40 AM
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Forum: Weekly Photo Challenges
01-02-2019, 04:50 AM
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The only Happy New Year I've had so far was meal my oldest brother cooked yesterday, the traditional southern black-eyed peas and rice, a southern dish that is supposed be bring luck all year. I hope it works because last year, wasn't that lucky for me, other than my Jeep. ;)
So, Noel, thanks for the
Now for the photos. I haven't taken any so far this year but here are few from the last days of 2018:
Adult White Ibis hunting moles in the front yard White Ibis adults looking for moles in the front yard by photolady1995, on Flickr
Out with my daughter who was visiting after Christmas, and we were at a local river park where I frequently go to for my bird shots.
Great White Egret and reflection. The reflection was the reason for shot. Great White Egret and reflection by photolady1995, on Flickr
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