I take thousands of photos each year - really. Out of that, there is a much smaller number that I end up keeping and an even smaller number that I post for others to see.
Like last year, I went through all the pictures I took the previous year (2017) and picked out the ones that were my favorites. That is harder than it sounds.
Here are my favorites for last year. Please feel free to give feedback with a comment.
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Anhinga
Anolis Lizard
Bald Eagle
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Black Vulture
Eastern Bluebird
Carolina Chickadee
Carolina Wren
Carpenter Bee on Lantana
Diamondback Watersnake
Great Blue Heron
Slaty Skimmer
Greater Scaup
Honeybee on Fleabane
Lovebugs
Northern Cardinal - male
Northern Cardinal - female
Pied-billed Grebe
Red-headed Woodpecker
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Roseate Spoonbill
Summer Tanager
White-breasted Nuthatch
White Pelicans
Looking forward to a great 2018 and LOTS more pictures.
Michael is a former biologist and Texas Master Naturalist. Originally from Newsome, Texas (Between Pittsburg and Winnsboro), educated in Dallas & Garland schools, then off to the University of Texas system where he received a degree in biology and worked as a biologist with the University of Texas system. After many years away from nature and biology, he relocated to the banks of Lake O' the Pines where he has been rediscovering the joys of nature. He is somewhat surprised that he has become a birder. Most of his interest in nature was centered around reptiles. Perhaps just like birds evolved from reptiles starting in the late Jurassic, he has begun his own evolution. During his formal education, his interests in biology/nature grew to include community ecology and population studies, all with a binding of evolutionary processes. He liked birds, but they were secondary at best. All at once he finds them fascinating.
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