The Nature Photography Thread

[ConcinusMan]

Thanks!

[Steveo]

Looks like it might rain soon, which is not that common here in Denver. If it does rain I think I'll grab my camera and do some post-rain herp derping (it's herping if I find something, derping if I don't :P).

[Steveo]

Looks like it might rain soon, which is not that common here in Denver. If it does rain I think I'll grab my camera and do some post-rain herp derping (it's herping if I find something, derping if I don't :P).

No rain. The dark grey clouds tease more often than they actually drop water.

[EasternGirl]

Great pics Richard!

[Natrix]

Im not entirely sure what this bird is so i wont attempt to say what it is but it looks like a hawk of some sort maby some of the uk member could identify it for me Attachment 4995

Female European SparrowHawk - Accipiter nisus ;-)

[guidofatherof5]

American Robin (Turdus migratorius) in the front yard for the Ranch.
This young bird will be out of the nest in the next few days. There are 3 in the nest.

[RedSidedSPR]

These guys are the only living thing around here. There's like 5 of 'em living in our yard and million's everywhere else.

[ConcinusMan]

American Robin (Turdus migratorius) in the front yard for the Ranch.
This young bird will be out of the nest in the next few days. There are 3 in the nest.

Nest is complete with built in toilet paper dispenser. Momma bird thought of everything.

[Steveo]

Fun fact: the wastewater industry has adopted the American Robin as it's unofficial mascot based on the genus/species name.

[thamneil]

That's totally understandable yet disgusting.