Green Heron #7 & #9

A Green Heron that I found up to the upper end of Whitney Point Reservoir on July 23rd. Image #7

Mushroom #2

A picture of a mushroom that I took back on July 19th in the woods up to the Little Chocnut site 2 area. Just something a little different for me to post today, enjoy :)

Some images that I took last night (9/27/15)

The colors of the sunset that we saw coming home from an adventure on Cayuga Lake near Ithaca NY. This image is from the Rt. 201 crossing in Johnson City New York. The moon coming up over the horizon at 6:57pm local time on the Vestal Parkway East. Also on the Rt. 201 Crossing. 9:24pm from the front yard in Binghamton NY. 9:32pm 9:47pm 10:03pm And my last image of the night taken at 10:09pm. It was a fun, enjoyable outing to watch as the moon was going through its eclipse and I learned some new things with my camera as well. Night shots are still something that I'm working on and hope to master some day. Until the next eclipse, enjoy MT :)

Butterfly #69

An Eastern Tailed Blue Butterfly that was in the back field at the family farm.

Flower #189

A red Miniature Rose that I have in a planter in the back yard.

Butterfly #110

A Pearly Crescentspot butterfly that was enjoying this Red Clover flower that I found up to the family farm on August 1st.

Dragonfly #18

A Western Flying Adder, well maybe! Images is from August 23rd.

Mourning Dove #11

A Mourning Dove from earlier this week on September 22nd in the back yard. They are starting to hang around the bird feeders that I put back up a couple of weeks age. I like to let them know early enough that this will be a good to great feeding station for them over the winter months. If you put out a nice variety of thing for them to eat, you usually can get a good showing of birds that will visit your feeder during that time period.

American Robin #65

An American Robin image from October 11th of last year. One of the last photo's that I took of one last year this one was. Some were between the middle of October and December they disappear from here moving to the south for the winter months. Typically we don't see them until March of the fallowing year.

Insect #46

An American Hover Fly taking a brake from this nice vantage point on August 23rd of this year. I'm finding these little ones along the Susquehanna River Banks no mater witch way I go, up or down. I'm running a little late tonight so I thought that I would throw three quick posted on instead of the usual two recently. Have a great one were ever you are :-)