Marty’s photo of the day #4168: Yesterday, we got about seven inches of snow. That meant work for me and play for Nellie. I think winter is Nellie’s favorite season. She no longer has to protect our house from killer squirrels and can spend more quality time with “Wilson,” her volleyball, running through the woods […]
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Month: November 2022
Praying Mantis in Montana
Marty’s photo of the day #4167: This is the first praying mantis I’ve seen in Montana. I photographed it a few weeks ago in the Essen Wildlife Refuge. Praying mantises join the wild turkeys and peacocks as introduced species in the refuge. Not introduced by me, of course!
Fall in the Yukon Territory
Evening along the Amazon
Don’t wake me up!
Marty’s photo of the day #4164: There’s always one who is a little more pissed that you woke her up than the others. If I were a bat, she would undoubtedly be my mate. (Photographed in Costa Rica)
Hanging in there to get the shot
Marty’s photo of the day #4163: When you’re dedicated to the craft of photography, sometimes you just have to hang in there to “get the shot.” Deb and I were quietly stalking a herd of elephants in the rainforest of Borneo, when a mother decided we were close enough and charged. I held my ground, […]
Saying “hi”
In glorious bloom
Marty’s photo of the day #4161: I shot this photo several years ago in the Sonoran desert. I was on a college speaking tour that took me to far western Arizona and used an off-day to explore the desert, in full, glorious bloom.
Get away from me!
Marty’s photo of the day #4160: Oh, what I would give for this entire photo to be in perfect focus! You are looking at a young yellow-bellied racer that I photographed two months ago in the American Prairie of Montana. The feisty little snake didn’t appreciate me taking her picture and struck at my camera. […]
Apostlebird
Marty’s photo of the day #4159: This is an apostlebird, named for its propensity to congregate in flocks of twelve. (Photographed in Queensland, Australia)