In the local wetlands, a Wood Stork flew in and landed along the lake:
Pied-billed Grebe:
Northern Cardinal:
A male American Kestrel took flight:
I thought I saw a wolf in the distance, but it was a neighbor's escaped Alaskan Husky, a beauty indeed:
He kept an eye on me:
Then, an orange tomcat squinted in the sunlight before running away. He looked too healthy to be living in the wild:
Snow Moon before sunrise in early March:
Waning gibbous Snow Moon:
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Linking to:
Linking to:
Nature Thursday
Skywatch Friday
Weekend Reflections
Saturday's Critters
BirdD'Pot
Camera Critters
All Seasons
Wordless Wednesday (on Tuesday)
Natasha Musing
Our World Tuesday
Please visit the links to all these posts to see some excellent photos on display
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Skywatch Friday
Weekend Reflections
Saturday's Critters
BirdD'Pot
Camera Critters
All Seasons
Wordless Wednesday (on Tuesday)
Natasha Musing
Our World Tuesday
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Please visit the links to all these posts to see some excellent photos on display
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Hello Kenneth
ReplyDeletethe forest stork looks good, never seen such a stork lift, thanks for that
Greetings Frank
Spectacular pictures of the Kestrel!
ReplyDeleteFabulous flight shot of those bird and that certainly is a beautiful dog and quite husky/wolf like Kenneth.
ReplyDeleteFunny shot of the husky giving you the side look! Lovely captures of the kestrel. A beautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteThat really is a spectacular sky and reflection.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the kestrel! I love that dog too.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful Kestrel photos. It's not easy to capture the bright colors they have right now. Enjoy your weekend! Looks nice to get out today!
ReplyDeleteHello Ken,
ReplyDeleteLove the moon and sky images. The dog and cat are both cuties. I hope they do not wander too far. I think the Kestrel images are some of my favorites this post. But, I love the Wood Stork and Cardinal too. Great series of photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend! PS, I appreciate your visit and comment.
I enjoyed the in flight captures of the Wood Stork and Kestrel which you seem quite adept at capturing, Kenneth.
ReplyDeleteGreat flight shots and wonderful moon!
ReplyDeleteImpressive blog post Ken.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a most wonderful series of images shared ...
~Anni @ I'd Rather B Birdin'
Excellent photos! The cardinal really stands out and I agree with you about the cat.
ReplyDeleteI love the photo of the Husky keeping an eye on you Kenneth! :) I've seen that look before with my dogs lol...too cute. The cardinal shot is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLove all your critter shots but my fav is the snow moon before sunrise - Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove the stark beauty of the black and white stork! The wingspan of the Am. Kestrel is amazing! Seeing the Alaskan husky reminds me, that once when we moved to the next street, the husky of our neighbor's old house, kept visiting us at our new house. No doubt he was looking for our son, who has the gift to bond with dogs immediately! Yes, it seems the surgery hubby had was successful:) Thanks for asking, and sharing these animals with All Seasons, Jesh
ReplyDeleteA beautiful "random" assortment!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining this week's party at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2021/04/catbird.html
Wow, Ken! What a super series of photographs!
ReplyDeleteThat Kestrel in flight is really special!
Hope all is well as we head into Spring.
What a wonderful assortment of beauty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at 'My Corner of the World' this week!
Lovely Cardinal shot there Kenneth, the Landscape shot is lovely also.
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