Hi there my friends. As usual for a work day I didn't get to spend a lot of time out with the camera. But I did set up at the suet feeder for a while and grabbed a few decent shots. And now for today's view I would like to share some of them with you.
We have been having another nice day here my friends so I thought I would take advantage of it by taking a walk in the park. For the past few weeks I have been making a point to walk the trails at the Norristown Farm Park, camera in hand of course. So today I headed there for a stroll along the creek. The park offers so many different things to see and the creek is one of my favorites. And for today's view I would like to share some of them with you. I would like to note that the first shot is kind of unusual but I just had to include it. What you are seeing is a lantern fly apparently being eaten by a yellow jacket.
Hi there my friends. How's your weather today? It has been quite nice around here. There is no rain and it's warm without high humidity. Much different than the same time last year. Or the same time last week for that matter. So with it being comfortable I thought it would be a good time to take a drive to Morris Arboretum and have a walk around. I didn't walk the regular path but rather had a look around the wetlands section. It's really nice there and is usually less crowded. And of course I shot a good amount of pictures. Now for today's view I would like to share some of them with you.
And as a bonus I would also like to share a quick video I made while walking around the lake.
Today's Friday Schnitzel picture was shot when I got home from work this afternoon. He was on one of his daily walks around the yard and I just happened to have my camera handy. I really like it in black and white.
Today's view is another two shots from the suet feeder yesterday. I had some errands to run today so I didn't get a chance to get out with the camera. Hopefully I will soon though.
I didn't spend a lot of time with the camera today but I did set up at the suet feeder for a while. For today's view I would like to share a couple woodpeckers that stopped by for a meal.