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Looking for the alligator? The alligator was posted September 27, 2009. Saturday, May 17, 2014. It was a cool cloudy morning and I was preparing to visit old friends down in the Sabine River bottoms just south of Mineola, TX. Setting in the back-end of the pilot with hatch lid up, chewing on a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich, a ghostly white form moved by me and back into the darkness. It dawned on me; hmm, Big Dawg! I was also thinking, Great! I hollered, get back here! Stay behind the camera! He woul.CONTENT
This web page mineolapreservebyjoe.blogspot.com states the following, "Looking for the alligator? The alligator was posted September 27, 2009." We saw that the webpage said " Saturday, May 17, 2014." It also said " It was a cool cloudy morning and I was preparing to visit old friends down in the Sabine River bottoms just south of Mineola, TX. Setting in the back-end of the pilot with hatch lid up, chewing on a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich, a ghostly white form moved by me and back into the darkness. It dawned on me; hmm, Big Dawg! I was also thinking, Great! I hollered, get back here! Stay behind the camera! He woul."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Saturday, November 22, 2014. Here is a once in a lifetime for most of us. The bird was photographed into the sun and at a distance with a 500mm plus 2X extender Canon 5D MKIII. Sand Hill cranes flying over the refuge. Field Lark waiting patiently for his picture to be taken. More Sand Hills Visiting Muleshoe NWR.
Red Heron working on lunch. Just when you think it is safe to cross the street. Into the Swamp we Fall. When the insects pose for you, take advantage. iso 400 70 200 L 2. 8 IS , 50D handheld. iso 400 70 200 L 2. 8 IS , 50D handheld.
Monday, January 12, 2015. Not too often, I am able to find a Kestrel falcon stalking food. They sit on power lines and watch for photographers trying to take their pictures. Wait until the photographer stops and turns vehicle around and pulls out the camera. The Kestrel gives it a count of 3 and then takes OFF. Kestrel in a hard diving turn. Yeah, I know it is blurred. This bird is never still when there is a camera around.