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Mallard
Mallard
Canada Goose
Western Sycamore
Black Phoebe
Marine Blue: Amazingly I did manage to get one sharp photo of it before it flew off …
Amazingly I did manage to get one sharp #photo of it before it flew off again. Which was fortunate, because I saw at least a dozen of these tiny #butterflies zipping around the bushes, but none of them slowed down long enough for me to catch them clearly.
#FotoFails I saw a gorgeous Marine Blue butterfly that actually paused long enough for me …
#FotoFails I saw a gorgeous Marine Blue #butterfly that actually paused long enough for me to take a picture…with its wings open, even! But my camera kept insisting on focusing on the leaves behind it. 🙄
@SolanumGF Yeah. Sometimes it’s like…can I have manual focus back, PLEASE?
Fox Squirrel (Polliwog stash)
Fox Squirrel
Anyone know what species of hummingbird this is?
Anyone know what species of #hummingbird this is? Please let me know here or directly on the iNaturalist entry
Thanks!
iNat users suggest it’s an Allen’s Hummingbird.
Shadowed sundial
Not sure how I can tell time with it under these circumstances…
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OK, the guy with the camera probably doesn’t expect me to go *back* to the tree, so maybe I can make my escape… #squirrel
OK, the guy with the camera probably doesn't expect me to go *back* to the tree, so maybe I can make my escape…
I spotted this Black Phoebe just as I spun a Team Rocket-occupied stop
We were out for the monthly #PokemonGo Community Day, and I spotted this #BlackPhoebe just as I spun a Team Rocket-occupied stop. Somehow I managed to get a decent photo of it while battling Team Rocket.
“I’m hoooooome!” “Hope you don’t mind, I brought my laundry with me.” #PokemonGo
Charmander swore the accident at the #PokemonGo picnic wasn’t his fault!
Charmander swore the accident at the #PokemonGo picnic wasn't his fault!
Lizards
I saw several of these really tiny lizards skittering around. I don’t know if this is just how big they grow, or if they’re juveniles. I think they were only about three inches long including the tail.