#nature photography
Starting to get my new bird accustomed to people. After catching the bird from the wild, it takes 4 - 6 weeks of training before the bird can be released and counted on to (usually) fly back to my fist.
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Orchids near Hörbach.
Just a couple small whitetail bucks we saw on a walk on part of the Trans-Canada Trail
I joked that this picture looks like something you would see on the back of the playing cards you find at your grandmas house, but I still really like the photo
I had been in search of this little guy for a few days now ever since I first spotted him just once last week. I was at my favourite tree to photograph at and had been there over an hour with practically no bird traffic whatsoever (very odd for that tree on a calm summer day). I was in a very deep thinking state so I decided to sit on the couch overlooking this tree through the window and try meditating, something I’ve been meaning to get back into as of recent. I did so for about 20 minutes, and when I opened my eyes low and behold right in the middle of the tree sat this little yellow warbler that I had been on the lookout for.
Crazy how things work sometimes.
The only thing that made me a little bummed about these pictures is that the top ones have the smallest little leaf blurred infront of the warblers face. So close to perfect photos. I’m sure I’ll be getting more pictures of this guy in particular, or else other warblers living in the area here this summer though, so look forward to those too.
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Cedar Waxwings
