Eric Gofreed
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This week’s theme is wide open—share whatever’s caught your fancy! I’m contributing six photos: five birds and one flashy dragonfly, gathered from a mix of spots near and far. Among the highlights: a pair of White Ibis who had a family squabble—what started as a scolding turned into a full-on tussle, with the juvenile grabbing the adult’s head in its bill and giving as good as it got!
Now it’s your turn! What’s been fluttering, flapping, or soaring through your part of the world? Birds, bugs, bats, butterflies—if it’s got wings, it’s fair game. Thanks for flying along with me each week!
Squabble at the Wetlands: A juvenile White Ibis stands its ground, grabbing an adult by the head at Wakodahatchee Wetlands, Florida.
A White-eyed Vireo pauses for a portrait near a water feature at Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas, Florida.
A quick-moving Prairie Warbler captured mid-flit near a water feature at Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas, Florida.
Elegance on Display: A Black-necked Stilt poses with one slender leg lifted, its reflection as striking as the bird itself at Wakodahatchee Wetlands, Florida
Capturing a Barn Swallow in flight is almost impossible, but catching it just after take-off offers the perfect chance for that ideal shot—timing is everything with these swift fliers!
A Flame Skimmer Dragonfly rests in my yard, its fiery hues perfectly complementing the red rocks of Sedona.
Now it’s your turn! What’s been fluttering, flapping, or soaring through your part of the world? Birds, bugs, bats, butterflies—if it’s got wings, it’s fair game. Thanks for flying along with me each week!
Squabble at the Wetlands: A juvenile White Ibis stands its ground, grabbing an adult by the head at Wakodahatchee Wetlands, Florida.
A White-eyed Vireo pauses for a portrait near a water feature at Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas, Florida.
A quick-moving Prairie Warbler captured mid-flit near a water feature at Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas, Florida.
Elegance on Display: A Black-necked Stilt poses with one slender leg lifted, its reflection as striking as the bird itself at Wakodahatchee Wetlands, Florida
Capturing a Barn Swallow in flight is almost impossible, but catching it just after take-off offers the perfect chance for that ideal shot—timing is everything with these swift fliers!
A Flame Skimmer Dragonfly rests in my yard, its fiery hues perfectly complementing the red rocks of Sedona.
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