Bird Watching: 'On The Waterfront", 1 by linthicum

linthicum wrote:
Thanks, pelle. As I'm sure you know, if one really searches they will generally find lots of excellent birding sites within close proximity to their residence. I haven't traveled more than a 1-2 hour drive for the majority of my photos. But, for variety, I believe that you must move around. For example, in 23 years at my current residence, I have never seen an Eastern Bluebird. If I go 10-15 miles down the road, I see lots of bluebirds. My main objective has been to photograph as many birds, seen in Maryland, that I can. To date, I have 127 on my Pbase photo gallery that provide a good representation of the particular specie. I've got a long way to go and 99% of them will never be in my backyard.

Donna, I hope you did, indeed, find an eagle nest and do get to photograph them. God paints in many colors, shapes and landscapes and digital imagery provides a way for us to enjoy the beauties of nature, forever. Best of luck !

I particularly like this photo because of the inclusion of the blue morph with the white morph Snow Geese. The blue variant is obviously less common than the white Snow Goose.