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Here I am again with a second week without, Eric. This week it is going to just be owls. Western screech owl. Barn owl Northern saw-whet owl Burrowing owls

I love those magpie images, Trent and the Canada geese. The tree swallow numbers in one tree are impressive.

Thanks, Alan.

Wow, Michael. That's a good-looking great egret. He looks gigantic.

Great images, Alan. What lens were you using?

Eric will be gone this week and next and has asked me to start this thread. The birds shown below are those typical of the spring in my area. I look forward to your contributions. Lazuli buntings are one of the prettiest spring migrants. Northern cardinals are brilliant red and have an...

What a beautiful image, Beth. That would make a beautiful Valentine's Day card.

Thanks for starting this thread, Eric. I think I have a few "wet birds' in my stash. Great selections as usual. Tufted puffin. Wet coopers hawk. Anhnga White-crowned sparrow

An amazing collection of beautiful birds, Eric. Here is my attempt at chesnut colored winged animals. Dead-leaf butterfly. Chesnut sided Warbler

It was, Michael. Shortly after I got back in the car it rained cats and dogs.

Thanks for your kind comments, Beth.

Shortly after I took this image it started pouring. I'm looking forward to seeing the images from the iPhone 16 PRO. Thanks for your comments, Jim.

I took this in pano mode, so I just moved from left to right to get the panorama. Thanks for your comments, Jameel.

Thanks so much, Alan. I am still kicking myself in the butt for whiffing on this image.

I took the image below with an iPhone XR in 2023. It was looking somewhat ominous in my location, so I just wanted to get a quick image. Setting up with my regular equipment for a panorama would take too long. I knew it wasn't going to be a high-quality image, but at least I would have some...

Another one of your beautiful pastel-colored gems, Jameel.

Another clever task, John. Here are my "valley" contributions. El Capitan, Yosemite Valley Monument Valley Valley of Fire Antelope Valley

Beth, your post just brought back a flood of memories from my time in the Tobacco Root Mountains at Indiana University's Field Station near Caldwell, Montana. That course was one of the best courses I ever took. The breadth of geological situations in that area is amazing and the area there is...

All of the work you put into me is demonstrated in the images I produce. Thanks.

Beautiful work everyone. Here are some of my images of feeding birds. Feeding Avocet. Double Crested Cormorant with catfish Ash-throated Flycatcher with moth