I have been out on the river several times in the past month. It has been cold, windy, foggy and this morning, when I launched just before dawn, I watched the sun slither up the trees and undulate across the western bank. Such light in the dawn. and hi gargoyle. When will I finally hear your piano...on a street in Amsterdam? 
The woodstork below was soaring high over the river at dusk a few days ago.
I have been watching these traps for a few months. They finally disappeared last week. What type are they, I wonder? And whose were they?
Egrets mating dance. It was dusk and I couldn't get a clear shot but the image conveys the dance, I think, anyway.
This red shouldered hawk was roused by airboats this morningabout 7:30am.
This lone blackbird was singing a distinctive song this morning just after dawn.
Winter webs held dew. 
Jeez, you take great pictures. I just found your blog and I love it. The Wacissa was an Eden for me forty years ago, and I still dream of it. You are so lucky to be close to it.
ReplyDeletethey are crawfish traps, where were they? If they were fish traps they would be illegal.
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Such beautiful pictures, usual!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind words, Dan and LBSC!! Janice, the traps were directly across from Cassidy Spring for at least a couple of months. I thought they might be crayfish traps.
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