The Nature Photography Thread

[ConcinusMan]

No, I don't mind. I really should start watermarking my photos since they're getting good and people keep asking me if they can use them. I have the software to do it but I don't have the first clue how to use it. It's not very intuitive.

[RedSidedSPR]

Nice. Love the lizards.

[Hornets23]

Sweet lizards!

[ConcinusMan]

I thought so too. Funny thing is when I released them, they still were in no hurry to flee. They just moved a few feet and resumed basking in the sun as if nothing happened.

[charles parenteau]

What a good bunch of pictures i really enjoy this threads

[RedSidedSPR]

I thought so too. Funny thing is when I released them, they still were in no hurry to flee. They just moved a few feet and resumed basking in the sun as if nothing happened.

Awesome.

[d_virginiana]

Nice pictures, especially the ones of the hissing lizard!

[PINJOHN]

thanks for posting Richard enjoyed the photos and your comments very much, you have made a great thread even better

[ConcinusMan]

We don't see these around here very often. They aren't residents but just moving through. Once or twice in as many years, usually in winter/fall is all I see of them. A rare photo opportunity.

Evening Grosbeak (Coccothraustes vespertinus)


I've also been seeing Western Tanagers the past week or so but they're so dang shy I can't get a photo. They sure are pretty though.

[kibakiba]

I saw a bird kind of like that at the Pilchuck river, only with more yellow. It was when I was 6, my friend called it a canary. Haha. It was a pretty little bird, though. Very tiny.