Angry Canada Goose
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This myrtle warbler was too far away for a good photo, but I photographed it anyway. |
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Myrtle warbler posing for a side view. |
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Myrtle warbler showing three-quarter view. |
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Myrtle warbler rear view. |
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I got closer to this myrtle warbler, but the light and angle weren't very good. |
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Same shot as previous, cropped and color-enhanced. I can't decide which version I like better. |
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A double-crested cormorant (phalacrocorax auritus) waking from a nap. |
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The cormorant has noticed me. Check out that eye color! |
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The cormorant is stepping toward the edge of the log while keeping an eye on me. |
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The cormorant swimming away. |
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I'm minding my own business when a Canada goose comes charging in my direction. |
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I shot several frames as fast as I could. You can see he's approaching quickly. |
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Here he's braking for a landing. |
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Same goose, seen just before taking a lunge at my camera. |
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Unidentified songbird (female red-winged blackbird?) perched on a cattail. |
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Silhouette of a male red-winged blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus). The red on the wings is faintly visible. |
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Same blackbird, in flight. |