Fall in Georgia – Joro Spider
Author: ludwigkeck
Halloween
Sundogs
Nuthatch – 4
Nuthatch – 3
Color at the Festival
Sights from the 2023 Peachtree Corners Festival Festivals are always fun with lots of color and interesting things to see. This year I picked out just a few of the most colorful views.
Pumpkin Blossom in Rain
Squirrel
Nuthatch – 2
Brown-headed nuthatch. In my last post I got the identification wrong (since corrected). To atone, here are two better views of that little critter.
Nuthatch
Brown-headed nuthatch with peeled sunflower seed. EXIF says distance was 2.24 meters, and depth of field 16 mm. Aperture at f/5.6, shutter speed 1/200 sec, ISO 2200, lens zoom at 300 mm. Nikon D800 with AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G IF-ED. They say to always focus on the eyes – I tried.
Morning Glory
Yes, yes, I know this is not what is called a Morning Glory, but this is a morning glory – a pumpkin blossom. These flowers last just a few hours in the morning. By the time the noontime sun reaches them they will have closed up.
A Weed to Some
Fort Pulaski
Tiger Lily
Justin’s Tiger Lily
Feeding Time
Green heron feeding its chicks
Morning Light
Tunnel
A visit to Johns Creek
Magnolia Blossom
Climbing High
Silhouette of a six-legged friend on a window
Evening Sky
Dogwood
Dogwood blossoms almost ready for prime time …
Fading Glory
… our daffodil season is coming to a close
Daffodil
… it’s February!