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I was shooting at the local depot this week, and here’s some of the images I kept. There seems to have been more activity last month than there was this week, but it was cold, so birds keep more to themselves. Shark Valley did not have the usual array of white birds, but the Red… Continue reading SE Florida update

Although it is still early in the year, we spent a couple of days at Blue Cypress Lake. It was cold and the water choppy, which made it more difficult to shoot the birds with hand held lenses, the best way to do it on a boat. There are some birds around already, although not… Continue reading Osprey at the Lake

Sunday afternoon, Alfred and I went scouting to Anhinga Trail, the most popular location at Everglades National Park. This year we noticed a bit more activity than in the last coupe of years, although the water levels are still high, there are a lot of Cormorants and Anhingas, many of these in full breeding plumage,… Continue reading Anhinga Trail report

Follow up to Fabs report, the first day was great and the second one very slow, to almost nothing.

No tent this time, school was out and we couldn’t find a few feet where to put up the tent in any campground in the area. Boring motel room it was. Just overnight, so no biggie. We drove up to the Kissimmee/Orlando area and worked the less travelled roads. It was partly cloudy, with moments… Continue reading Central Florida, in a Day’s Work

For those of you interested, Jim Caldwell made a podcast interview with us and it was just published: http://fotobug.podbean.com/

Earlier this week, we decided to check out the activity in the park and went camping for one night, at the Flamingo ground. We got there well in the afternoon, an by the time we set up the tent and got out, there was not too much light, since the day was cloudy. All we… Continue reading Everglades, All in a Day’s Work

We witnessed this fight early today, at Mzarek pond, ENP. It was just a few minutes after sunrise, the sun was still leaving the pond in the shade, it’s backlit a little later. These row had been following each other and brutally grabbing each other by the neck, and I got some usable poses. The… Continue reading Great Egret Fight

Earlier this year, our friend Judy Lynn called us shot of breath and very excited, that there were a pair of Flickers being chased out of their brand new nest by a gang of Starlings. We happen to have the afternoon off and we headed to Green Cay Wetlands, and joined Judy and a couple… Continue reading Flicker versus Starling