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Fun time the other day at Whitaker Ponds in NE Portland, OR. -
An hour well spent in my back yard the other day gathered a number of interesting bug shots. Here is a Stink Bug wandering around on the...
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A 3 shot burst of a hovering Kestrel. Strangely we both( America Europe) have birds called Kestrels but they are completely different...
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I found a few shots of this maribou stork that I'd missed when processing my other files from Kenya. So here's this beauty now...
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This week I’m back to insects as the fall is coming fast and there may soon be no more insects for many months. All of these were taken...
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Hope I'm not too late:
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I haven't been doing much bird photography recently but here are a couple from last winter. Wood ducks at Burnt Bridge Creek: Hasty...
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Douglas Sherman reacted to Trent Watts's post in the thread Winged Wednesday - 09/09/2026 with
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I have a couple of bird images from this last week. A male Downy Woodpecker. A female Yellow-rumped Warbler. -
A swan family group. Ken
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Ducks are my favorite bird category. Here are some of my most colorful ducks. Please pile on. Hooded Merganser Mandarin Duck...
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We had a set of storms pass through a couple of days ago with a clearing right around time for the sunset. The show to the west was a...
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Thank you Douglas. Here is my favorite from my time there, but I still have someI haven't looked at yet....
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A old shot I dug up from a very early morning session on the beaches at Bandon. I was curious how much recovery could be done with a...
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Douglas Sherman replied to the thread Airscapes..These are all great, but that first one of the monocline along the San Juan River is otherworldly. I captured an aerial image of this...
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Still feeling the recent southern Utah experience in my mind, minus the heat...
