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These siblings provide a double dose of adorable. Although I generally try to photograph animals in the wild, I couldn’t resist a trip to the Atlanta zoo to see the only twin panda cubs in America. Mei Lun and Mei Huan were born just over 2 years ago. It is […]

Double cuteness

I am off on vacation, but only a half hour flight away from home. There were a lot of large clouds en route, which led to some dramatic turbulence. The stewardess said it was potholes in the sky and nothing to worry about, which appeased most of the passengers. This […]

Aerial pothole

This honeybee is flying between blooms of an especially profuse flowering trumpet creeper vine. Invasive outside of its range, even here in its native southeast it is an exuberant plant. The vines grow 40 feet or more into trees and whatever else it can grab hold of, including houses. If […]

Honeybee bouquet

This area of a small mountain stream has many boulders which help in crossing from one side to the other. In shooting from a tripod at a very slow shutter speed it is possible to see many patterns of water. In places with larger rocks the water forms tiny waterfalls […]

Stream crossing

I am featuring a moth in celebration of the final days of National Moth Week. Yes it really is a thing, very exciting for those who enjoy natural history

Tragic beauty

The layered boulders along this small stream looked like secret stairs. Perhaps they are s grand spiral stairway for salamanders. I didn’t try them since the moss is very slippery but the spray itself is inviting on a hot summer afternoon. This was taken at a very slow shutter speed […]

Stream steps

The misnamed sago palm is actually a cycad. Cycads date back to the time of dinosaurs and their living relatives trace back to some of the earliest plants so they are sometimes known as living fossils. Unlike palms they grow in a flush of new leaf growth. This is supposed […]

Palm impostor

These lavender flowers were in a field dotted with a few other summer blooms. I shot this with a shallow depth of field to emphasize a single foreground flower and throw the others into a bokeh of color and vague shapes.

Flower field

This mountain trail is edged on one side by a huge series of rock ledges overgrown by vines and on the other by a steep cliff. On the right side of this photo is the ledge and to the left and ahead are laurels and rhododendrons. Their branches are bent […]

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