After photographing the wild ponies at Assateague National Seashore last Sunday, we decided to take another detour to Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Delaware to try our luck in seeing and photographing snow geese that usually migrated to the wetlands in the Eastern Shores […]
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Wild Ponies at Assateague National Seashore
We took a detour to Assateague National Seashore after visiting Chincoteague NWR last Sunday. We were lucky to encounter many wild horses (ponies) in the park.
Ready, Set, Take Off
I was glad to capture a bald eagle taking off yesterday. Here were the sequential shots:
Cedar Waxwing
While walking along C&O Canal Tow Path the other day, I noticed there was a flock of birds having a feast of red berries on the shrubs along the Canal. As I moved closer to take some pictures they all flew away but I did […]
Sequential Shots of Bald Eagle in Action
These are the sequential shots of how a bald eagle snapping a fish out of the water. It’s a challenge to watch the bald eagle flying over the river and dive all the sudden to catch the fish out of the water and fly away.
Cormorant’s Big Catch
While watching for bald eagles in the sky I could not help noticing the big catch by this cormorant in the water in front of me. Wow, that was a huge fish, no wonder it took about 15-20 minutes to swallow it. It’s a big […]
Bald Eagles at Conowingo Dam – 2020.11.9.
More and more bald eagles are gathering at Conowingo Dam this month. It took a 2-hour drive for me to get there yesterday morning and I was pleasantly surprised to see and capture many images of bald eagles in action. There were also many of […]
Street Photography in Kenya – 2013
Recently I posted my series of “street photography” for seven countries I visited in the last decade, namely, China, Vietnam, Morocco, Peru, Myanmar, Turkey and Namibia. Somehow I forgot about Kenya where we took a safari trip in 2013, primarily we only visited the city […]
Frog Courting
I was going through some of my old pictures taken at Brookside Gardens yesterday and came across two Frog Courting pictures. They remind me similar images of magnificent frigatebird taken at Galapagos Islands a few years back. It’s interesting the nature technique used by male […]
National Zoo- 2020.3.13.
As a precautional measure of potential spread of Coronavirus spread, all Smithsonian Museums including National Zoo are being closed indefinitely starting today, March 14. We decided to take a trip to the National Zoo yesterday and capture a few pictures. Red Ruffed Lemur Golder […]
More Snow Geese from Middle Creek
Snow Geese is almost over this winter. With relative warm winter they seems to leave this area for their breeding ground up north in Arctic Regions earlier. I am glad we took our second trip to Middle Creek about a week ago. I took so […]
