Eric Gofreed's latest activity
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It is my turn to start off Winged Wednesday. Let us see your images with flying tings as the theme. While at a nature reserve this... -
Two Cormorants at the coast yesterday. I only had my 28-200mm lens with me so lots of cropping to get this. Ken
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Eric Gofreed replied to the thread Winged Wednesday 08/19/2026.Hummingbird migration is in full swing! I’ve identified four species in the yard so far: Calliope (one male and one female), Rufous...
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Eric Gofreed replied to the thread Winged Wednesday 08/19/2026.Great shots, Trent. Your bumblebee is either the common eastern or the two-spotted bumblebee. They’re very similar, share the same...
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I will add three insects from this week. A stink bug ended up in my bucket when I was picking Red Currants so I set it on a rock and it...
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Portrait of a American White Pelican preening:
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I like your approach to getting this shot. Very nice with the flower as a perch. My offering is a damselfly that was flitting about...
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Eric Gofreed replied to the thread Winged Wednesday 08/19/2026.Great one, Doug. Windmill Park?
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I am going to start this off with a dragonfly today. I captured this the other day at a small pond that harbors lots of water lilies...
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Eric, I have never seen a bat in flight photo so well captured, great shot, thanks for sharing. Oliver
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I have a few new bird photos from my recent trip to Kenya. For this one I took advantage of the pre-capture function in the R5II to...
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A couple of insects populate my WW contribution this week. A wasp in the raspberry patch. A Leafcutter bee working on a sunflower.
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Hard acts to follow this morning. I thought I had a nice closeup of a bee until I saw Trent's macros. No way I am going to get that...
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Eric Gofreed replied to the thread Winged Wednesday.Canyon Bat (Parastrellus hesperus). Normally active only after dark, this tiny bat dropped in for a drink from my pool during the...
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Eric Gofreed replied to the thread Winged Wednesday.Thanks you, Doug
