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Just surrender and let him into the room, then you might get some sleep.
6 years agoI know. I was thrilled with it. Usually we see nests from below, with at most a bit of a head peeking out.
6 years agoNow, that's a "money" picture of Fledging ospreys!
6 years agoReally lucky. It just caught the corner of my eye. It would have been better if I had my wits about me though because the splash Pallone was much larger. At first I thought it was a waterfall so I felt no rush in pulling out the zoom.
6 years agoYup. I often wonder if it’s worth carrying around, because I almost never use it because the image quality isn’t as good. Every so often though it’s the only tool for the job.
6 years agoThat was my first thought too, but I talked myself out of it for some reason - maybe because it was all so stunted
6 years agoThe obvious question of course, but I didn’t think of it. Leave it to you, Andrea.
6 years agoThat's one hell of a zoom you've got.
6 years agoGreat action shot!
6 years agoAgreed!
http://linnet.geog.ubc.ca/Atlas/Atlas.aspx?sciname=Epilobium+angustifolium
Nice shot of yellow columbine!
http://linnet.geog.ubc.ca/Atlas/Atlas.aspx?sciname=Aquilegia+flavescens
Did you pee on both sides to contribute to the watersheds?
6 years agoLooks like good ol' fireweed. Chamaenerion angustifolium likes recently disturbed soils, such as recent fires, roadworks, or receding glaciers.
6 years agoPretty sure they’re from fire; although the beetles might have gotten there first and set the stage.
6 years ago
Beware of those destructively gnawing little thieves!
6 years ago