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The Ruby Crowned Kinglet
It was still cold this morning in Valley Forge, but the little Kinglet was not bothered. Here he is in all his finery.
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Spring Has Sprung
It was a wonderful morning today in the woods off of Ship Road. I came across a little chipmunk who popped up on a rock and said hello; and then the first bluebells beginning to emerge; an eastern Phoebe; and finally the creme de la creme, a baby cricket on a buttercup. Does not…
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Cardinal Rising Today in Valley Forge
Spring is just around the corner, even though the calendar says it’s already here. The birds are just beginning to arrive. Saw a few Eastern Phoebe in the woods in Valley Forge today and they are the first to arrive. Cardinals were abundant. Waiting for the American Toads.
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Red Winged Blackbird Calling All the Single Ladies
It was a cold, cold morning today in Brightside Park, but the Red-winged blackbirds were all there looking for love in all the right places.
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I’m Headed to Yellowstone in Winter
I’m on my way to Yellowstone National Park to photograph the wildlife in winter. Hopefully we will find lots of buffalo and fox and maybe a wolf or two, but probably no bears as they are all tucked in and sleeping through the winter. This guy above is actually from Katmai National Park in…
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My Blog is back!!!
My dear old blog has been down since last April. A great guy named Gregory Cazillo, head of Techsynergymsp.com in Exton helped me redo my website which has also been down since last April. This is my first test to see if the blog really works. Keep those fingers crossed.
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Patagonia!!
I’m sitting here in the airport in Santiago, Chile waiting for my flight home after about ten days in Patagonia. It was an incredible trip despite the fact that I came down with Covid in the middle of it all. The covid stopped me for two days, but after that I put on a…
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Meadowlark
I heard the meadow lark this morning in the meadow. I played his song on my phone. And what should happen??? He flew up and landed on a dried stalk close to me and let me take a thousand photographs. Here are three:
