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Friday, December 9, 2011. God made the illusion look real. And the real an illusion. And made the foam visible. You see the dust whirling. But how can the dust rise by itself? You see the foam, but not the ocean. Invoke Him with deeds, not words;. And will save you in the infinite-life. Sunday, December 4, 2011. Very Early on Sunshine Beach. Before the day has really begun.

The Dancing Egret at Salton Sea, California. There are endless photo opportunities at the Salton Sea, California, and I never tire of watching the comings and goings of the birds. A stop on the pacific flyway, all sorts of birds come to rest and eat here. 4 Ways to Photograph Water.

Sunday, June 06, 2010. A field splashed with the bright yellow of mustard is sure sign of spring, which I am posting about a month and a half late. Although beautiful, this area is normally a kind of a no-mans land - the banks of the Codorus Creek where I-83 and U. 30 cross on tandem bridges. We were there looking for falcons, but came away with a broad-tailed hawk instead. The blooming mustard under dramatic skies was an unexpected bonus. Wednesday, March 31, 2010. Windy with a chance of wind.

I had never actually seen a Chickadee excavating a nest hole before. I looked up when I noticed bits of stuff raining down from on high. All I had was the tail view until he pulled out his head, and with a toss, spit out more sawdust. Then back in the hole he went. Let me tell you, he was working it hard. I awoke before first light, .

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Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge. And I had a wonderful time. It is a lovely place, and has some great wildlife. I started by walking the boardwalk. I found an Apple Snail shell. As I left a Zebra Longwing Butterfly fluttered by with slow methodical wingbeats, quite eye-catching. Before I visited the marshes I quickly went along to the.

After long thought, for several reasons, and with some sadness, Ive decided to stop posting on this blog. You can still find me posting regularly over on my Mountain Mama Blog. For your attention, for your support, for the moments in the day you shared with me. I cannot express how much it has lifted me to know youre there. But its time to move on.

Saw these red coneflowers growing along a fence line and had to stop and get a photo.