Heading off into childhood

Some beautiful colors

Nine Years Old

Wasp's Nest

This is one heck of a big wasp's nest. It is about the size of two NFL footballs. No wonder we've had so many wasps in this area.

Green Door

Some beachfront property on the Grand Turk Island.

They don't make 'em like this anymore

A Classic

A fresh start

Daddy's Little Girl

Barn in South County

Beautiful Green Eyes

Coming in for a landing

Wow.

Lowell Park Nature Center

I spent an hour in this flower garden being bitten by little black bugs photography butterflies. Just as I was leaving, this huge butterfly flew in. Compared to the others, he was like a B-52 bomber among biplanes. Of course, I got three shots of him and my CF card was full. By the time I reloaded, he returned to base.

Turkey Vulture

This big bird of prey kept circling us on the boat. He must have known something we didn't.

Cruising Below the Radar

Sunrise over the Rock

The Blue Heron

This big bird was nearly impossible to catch on film with any degree of clarity. I must have taken 200 shots of him, and he just would not come into focus, almost like he's made out of smoke.

The Ice Box

No Indians (sorry, Native Americans) around hanging deer meet, but the Icebox at Lowell Park is still a mysterious place at sunrise.

Fall is on the way

Out at sunrise with RJT trying to learn some new tricks. I learned a lot, but apparently not how to take good photos!

Mr. Spider

Went back the next day with a macro lens and visited Mr. Spider. Poor fellow only has 7 legs. I wonder if the other spiders let him join in all their spider games.

A little walk

Fall is here and ther flowers are fading. However, there is always something interesting to see. If only I had my macro lens, Mr. Spider and I would have gotten to know eachother much better. All I was my 70 - 200.