My name is Pat and I live in Florida. My skin will never be smooth again and my hair will never see color. I enjoy collecting autographs and playing in Paint Shop Pro.,along with reading and writing. Sometimes, I enjoy myself by doing volunteer "work" helping celebrities at autograph shows. I love animals and at one time I did volunteer work for Tippi Hedren's Shambala Preserve.
November 2nd 4 am....
Later that morning...
What we have here (according to the bird book) is a double crested Cormorant.
It is related to the Anhinga but smaller and does not have a pointy beak
... it does however have impeccable posture!
... I'm not sure but I feel like I'm getting the Evil Eye!
posted by DesLily | 7:47 AM
10 Comments:
Ooooooh, I love that top shot so much!!! I would seriously frame that one! :D
Oh, you have a newbie at the pond! Love the way he poses for the camera! LOL. I too love that first shot of the moon and agree with Debi that it would be beautiful framed.
Great photos, as always, especially the first one!
Have I told you how hated the Cormorants are here in the Great Lakes? They decimate the fishing.
cjh
Now that looks like a Halloweeny moon. Scarrrry. Helen
Well it might look like an evil eye but it sure is a pretty turquoise color!
Never seen a bird like that before. Interesting! Love the first photo :)
debi: thanks debi! glad you like it!
hi cath! just glad to be here my dsl modum took a dive and they overnited a new one so I am back on line!!!
cj well the anhinga seem to catch more fish then these do
helen: yeah glad I moved and took it thru the trees
kathleen: at first I thought it was reflecting light but every shot shows the same color eyes.. weird!
hiyas Tink! I try to make the "same pictures" different lol
I think you DID get the evil eye. Maybe you smelled like a fish? ha ha.
He is quite Beautiful...All those colors---GORGEOUS! Isn't it good you have that great Bird Book....So many of these Birds are totally new to me....!
Pam: no doubt ! lol
Naomi: Me too Naomi.. which is why I have to look them up lol..before they were all just "big birds" and "birds that swim underwater" etc lol
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