Month: February 2017

Palafox Pier.

It just looks kind of funny.  The couple in the top of the tree. He’s looking away. She’s nestled down deep in the nest, barely visible. When all of a sudden -look who’s here!

Or … maybe not …

This one showed up this morning. It’ll be gone by tonight, so I’m saving it now.

This shot was captured with my iPhone, even before I got my coffee.

A few months ago I decided to spiff up the place with some plants. I bought one or two, and just scooped up a couple of Walking Iris that someone had tossed on the sidewalk behind the art gallery.  Not sure where they came from, but I took them home and stuck them in some dirt.

Yesterday, my rescue efforts were rewarded … with THIS!

Out for a bike ride on a beautiful day.  As I circled back toward home I passed through Seville Square and just had to stop for a few photos of this fabulous azalea.

Old Christ Church makes the perfect background.

… look like boobs.  And I’m told the proper name for these clouds is Mammatus.  Coincidence? I think not.

They’re back!  I spotted my first Osprey couple of the season, about a month before they normally show up, which is probably due to the abnormally warm weather.

But this shot was totally unplanned. I was watching them. They’d been gathering nesting materials. And then … photobombed by a Great Blue Heron!

This is not the kind of shot you could ever predict or hope to catch. But here it is.