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26 Comments on Green Cay Wetlands in Boynton Beach-Another One of My Friends!
Kathy - what an incredible picture! I love the frame and colors. You inspire us to work harder on our pictures. Thanks.
BARFF I love meeting your other friends...........you are quite the "artist" with your photos and framing.
Kathy, looks like Florida is great place to get in touch with nature. Very nice photos!
You have such beautiful friends there in Florida, Kathy! Congrats on the Feature!!!!
Nature's creatures are beautiful and we have some of the most diverse creatures right here in Florida!
Great photos. Must be nice to be able to take those morning walks and see these creatures of beauty!
Good morning Kathy! What a beautiful duck and a beautiful picture as well! Thanks so much for sharing your amazing photographs & videos.
That is one distinctive looking duck. The picture looks wonderful, it would be nice to have the ability to see wildlife like that on an everyday basis.
Barbara- well the day is young!
Michael- it's so funny how the wee ones look so different from the mom.
Andrea- I count myself lucky every day! The wee ones grow quickly so any chance we get to see them is a treat.
Valerie- their whistle is very distinctive and when you do hear them.. you stop and look up!
Lenn- I have to force myself sometimes to keep walking so I can get my aerobic pace in but there's just so much to be seen and miss if you don't stop.
Marco- yep.. I'd bet you do. I'm still trying to get a shot of the large green parrots!
Barbara- Thank you... it's a ripple effect.. I've seen others framed here so followed them to Picnik.
BARFF- bring your camera down when you're here again!
Michael- it's one of the reasons we chose Florida.. year'round good weather and plenty of plant and animal life.
Sharon- thank you!!! I'd bet there are plenty of these interesting birds and wildlife when you come here to see your mom.
Barbara-Jo- absolutely! You learn to carry your camera with you.
Gary- I have to take the walks to jump-start my day! (and it lets me do another favorite of mine.. eating!)
Sherri- Glad you could enjoy them. We're hoping they stay around down here.
Eileen- When they stand tall by their babies, they look so majestic and stately.
Kathy - What a wonderful array of wildlife you have in Florida. Very nice pictures and information. I had never heard of them before.
Kathy, absolutely crystal clear and gorgeous photos...aren't we lucky to be surrounded by wildlife like this? I can't wait to get a decent camera again so that I can get some better close-ups of the waterfowl. And it's so terrific to get some background on these beauties and see how different they are when young. This one is a baby mallard taken July 4, 2011.
Lisa and Robert- although they're found a lot in south Texas, I never knew of them but they are so interesting.
Gayle- love your framing! When my other camera broke, I couldn't wait to get a replacement! My Droid camera is good but can't replace a "real" camera.
Beautiful pictures. The babies are very unusual looking. Amazing how different they look as grown ups!
Kathy, you are so lucky to have this wonderful area to walk. The baby ducks look adorable.
Kathy
Now that's what I would call a good friend. Great photo.
Good luck and success.
Lou Ludwig
Debra- that's so true... They look nothing like mom and dad. I've never really seen them transitioning from that stage to adolescence.
Janice- I went by a moorhen nest today but where there was 4 eggs a few weeks ago, now there's only 1.
Lou- Right you are... hope to see you at the RAPB lunch!
Kathy-Your photos are very good. I'd rank them up there with being as good as professional wildlife photographers. Do you or did you do that professionally?
Wayne- you are too kind. I am in no way a pro! My dad dabbled in it and I do remember him teaching me about framing when you take the photo. What I have found helpful is that Green Cay has an annual photo contest. I attend the judging just to learn from the judges! You really can learn a lot from them.
Hi Kathy - How fun that these birds are so colorful and different from any others I've seen. They look like they have interesting personalities, just from the alert look of them. Cool photos!
Judy- Oh I wish you could see them. Even when they're just standing there they look so stately... they do stand out from the other ducks.
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