Great Blue Heron Drawing

At Market

Downtown Celebration

Enjoying Downtown Celebration

Bringing Home The Melon

Birds, Getting Along

See the sauced version on Celebration Daily Photo.

Birds In Trees

1) Osprey, Lake Toho, Kissimmee.
2) Anhinga, Champions Gate.
3) Little Blue Heron, Champions Gate.
4) Red Tailed Hawk, Champions Gate.
5) Great White Heron, Celebration; Great Blue Heron in the water.

Great Blue In Celebration, No. 4

Great Blue In Celebration, No. 3

"That's it, Blue, crouch down just a little, I don't want you to hit your head on the AMC spires," I said, as I set the scene of this ongoing photo shoot.

Great Blue In Celebration, No. 2

Great Blue In Celebration, No. 1

Super Shot Sky Watch

Bull Ride

Big Blue At The Lighthouse

This is the first time I've seen a Great Blue Heron sitting on this pole. I had to shoot him.

My Sky This Week

1) A Wood Stork looking down on Lake Toho, Kissimmee, Florida.
2) Hot air balloons floating of the golf course in Champions Gate, Florida.
3) The sky reflected in a pond by the golf course in Celebration, Florida.
4) A Celebration Hotel tower pushing the clouds away in Celebration, Florida.

Gator

A gator cruises along the shoreline of Lake Toho, July 9, 2008.

Across The Lake

There was nothing wrong with this photo of a Celebration neighborhood, I just wanted to see how it would look as a watercolor.

Breakfast At The Pier

A Wood Stork feasts on bait fish that was thrown to him by one of the fishermen on Big Toho Pier, Lake Toho, Kissimmee, Florida. [Click It To Big It]

A Wood Stork Stance

A Great White Watercolor

I shot this earlier today, trying to catch the Great White Heron in flight, but it came out a little blurry. I hate to lose a photo for any reason, so I attempted this watercolor. What do you think?

Anhinga And The Rat

I came across this Anhinga sitting on the edge of the boat ramp, and as I went to shoot him/her I noticed it struggling with something attached to it's beak. I took twenty shots of the bird, edging closer and closer to it, once I realized it was the carcass of a rat that was wrapped around the tip of it's beak. I wanted to find some way to help the bird, but when I got within a couple of feet it turned it's back on me and flew off to a pole out in the lake, with the rat still dangling from it's beak. [Click the photos for a bigger view and a good look at the profile of the rat.]


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