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More odds and ends, photos that did not make it to this blog during the past year. I took all of the following photos at the Edwin B Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge.
Juvenile ospreys
Adult osprey
Adult osprey
Adult osprey taking off
Finally, a flower I could not identify. If you know what it is please tell me in a comment.
Wild flower. Updated 06-Jan-2015: It is Queen Anne’s Lace as pointed out in a comment by Bà Tám below.
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Lovely ospreys pictures! I particularly liked the juveniles!
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Love the Ospreys.
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Looks so pretty and stunning! Thanks for sharing.
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I believe this is Queen Anne’s Lace.
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Finally! Thank you very much!
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Any possibility of that strange flower’s being some kind of milkweed, Hien …?
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M-R, I looked at a bunch of photos of milkweed plants but did not see anything similar. Thanks anyway!
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Sighh … it is quite extraordinary, Hien: I have personally never seen anything even remotely like it !
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Wow wow wow! Great captures … all of them, but my favorite is the last one! Exceptional shot, Neihtn. Thank you. Love, Amy
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Thank you, Amy! Would you happen what that plant/flower is?
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I honestly couldn’t tell you. I’m one of those flower photographer’s who doesn’t identify most of what she captures, only knowing how moving and beautiful they are. If you want, make up a name that you think fits. (smile) Love, Amy
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Great capture of these osprey. The first one is lovely, and the osprey taking off is an awesome shot! This wildflower is unusual, but so beautiful. 🙂
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Thanks Amy. That osprey taking off: I watched it for some time and was just about to start my car again when it took off. I managed to get a couple of quick shots, but I wish I had a longer and better lens.
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All of these photos are lovely, Hien. I like the osprey shots a lot, especially the first one of the siblings looking at each other.
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Thank you Jet! They kept looking at each other for a long time, as if they were having a coversation.
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Love the osprey looking at the camera for you!
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He or she seemed to be saying: “What are you looking at?” 🙂 Thanks for visiting, Sue!
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