This heron sometimes tucks himself into the high grasses at the foot of my dock in the early evening waiting for dinner, and a few times, in my eagerness to capture a lovely sunset I startle him and then he startles me. We have got to stop doing that to each other before one of us has a heart attack!
That sunset made my heart go thump too, Tabor.
ReplyDeleteThat shot was well worth near heart failure.
Tabor, very very beautiful, especially the sunset. :)
ReplyDeleteI do know how startling it can be. And yes, I agree with Barry: well worth the risk, that shot!
ReplyDeleteHi Tabor, Great picture of your friend--even if you two startled each other. The sunset is amazing---worth being out there for!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHope you are doing okay today.
Hugs,
Betsy
Tabor, you live in paradise.
ReplyDeleteI almost envy you. I am down the gravel road surrounded by unmanicured woods! What wonderful wild life you can capture with your camera. Have a great day.
A dusting of snow in my area.
Just for a short second there I thought you'd snapped a pic of a freakin' PTERODACTYL, but no, just a scary heron. And your sunset is spectacular indeed.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots. Herons are very special to me. You're blessed by having one as regular visitor. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd here I was about to tell Frank about this post and he beat me to it. Great shots, Tabor. You are indeed very lucky. :)
ReplyDeletequite a stunning sunset photo, tabor.
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazingly beautiful photos, both. What luck to catch the heron in flight. Well worth the heart stopping adrenalin rush :)
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