1000 Island Sunset 6/27/14

A sunset image that I came away with from this past weekend up to Alexandria Bay area of New York State. This is the Keewaydin State Park Marina that's on the American side of the St. Laurence Seaway just two miles south of Alexandria Bay. Me, my son M-C and his cozened Pat spent Friday and some of Saturday enjoying the surrounding area from this location. Going up and down the seaway on my 18ft Charger Bass Boat. The weather did quorate fully and we had a great time. We spent more time site seeing then fishing on the water. The park it's self seamed small to me but the place was truly beautiful and offered a great deal to enjoy. I'll make a post about it latter on.

Black-throated Green Warbler #6

A Black-throated Green Warbler that I saw over Easter Weekend at my brothers home north of Binghamton.

Don’t Complicate Life

Found this on a friends Facebook page and kind liked it and could relate to it. Loved  the simplistic to it!

Turkey Vulture #9

A Turkey Vulture soaring in the sky above me at the family farm.

Red-winged Blackbird #30

A Red-winged Blackbird that was proclaiming his territory in a little corner of the Little Chocnut Site 2 area a couple of weeks back.

American Robin #48

A young American Robin that was in the back yard displaying his breast plat very nicely to me.

Yesterdays sunset 6/16/14

Yesterdays sunset in Binghamton New York.

Something we normally don’t see

On Fathers Day we had an unexpected treat! My oldest son M-C saw these two jet trails in the sky as we were preparing to go to a family function. They were in close proximity to one an other as one was trailing the other. . Turns out to be two B-2 Bombers going westwards. Never seen one before and I wished I picked up the camera earlier. This is more of a close up from the top image.

A Group of Dragonflies

A group of Dragonflies from my area of New York State. I don't think this is all of them but it is the more numerous ones hear. This one on top I believe is a Twelve-spot Skimmer Dragonfly. ? A Brown-spotted Yellow-wing. Widow. A White Tail. A Green Darner A Red Skimmer. A Half-banded Toper.

Comming out in to the open

A White-tail Deer Fawn in the back field at the family farm last.