Life in Motion

The motion my lens enjoys capturing the most is covered with feathers.  As a kid my grandmother had a seed feeder, and we'd see feathers of so many colors.  Climbing trees as a kid, looking into nests, I think that's where I first dreamed of seeing life and the world from a bird's view.  This week's Daily Post Photo Challenge.

 

A Day in the Life of Iris and Stan

A day in the life of Iris and Stan at the Cornell Osprey Bird Cam.  @HellgateOsprey

Momma Dottie gets a Visitor

I've been thoroughly enjoying the live bird cams hosted by Cornell Labs.  This morning momma Dottie had an unexpected visitor.  Just a little morning bird drama.  @texasbarnowls

The duck visited the next day and brought a friend - click to continue

On Thin Ice

Gulls floating on this ice.  Feathers floating on ice.  

One last entry for this week's Daily Post Photo Challenge.  How to interpret the word afloat?

 

 

Great Horned Owl Cam

Young owlet flies at the Cornell bird cam this morning.  Here's a clip.  Fledgling and family haven't been spotted at the nest since shortly after these pics.

Bird Cam - Texas Barn Owls

The Texas Barn Owls are pretty cool too - live on  Cornell's Bird Cam. 

Bird Cam - Great Horned Owls

Watch the Great Horned Owls live on Cornell's Bird Cam.  Day time view is like watching a movie, so clear and colorful.  Night time not so much.