Way to go, yeah all my photos I have taken myself as well, mostly on my own 6.6 acres of land in southern Arizona. We get alot of wildlife passing through, Bobcats, Gila Monsters, Javelina, all sorts of snakes, beautiful lizards, and more variety of birds than I could name.... most of these are in my photo album, sadly with the albums still messed up, you can't view all my great shots on the second and third page... there are some wonderful ones I took of a Horned Lizard, and a Western Banded Gecko. :( Oh, and the bobcat is one of the only wildlife shots I took that wasnt on my property(aside from the ones I took in Southeast Asia that is) I saw him in the Desert Museum.
Yes, I saw your site, very cool stuff. I'm glad you liked some of my pictures. We have mostly the Coopers Hawks and the Harris Hawks out here, but I am seeing less and less of the Harris Hawks as of late. Also the oriole in my photos, is actually a hooded oriole. However my books say that Bullocks orioles do come through my part of the US, but I have yet to see one near my home.
Very Cool Hummingbirds nesting in peoples yards is rare.Coopers hawks don't come around where I live tho i do have Red Tailed Hawks.
Okay, I got tired of the problem with viewing the second and third pages of albums, so I actually just made a new album 'Wildlife 02' and put some of my best hummingbird pictures in there, as well as some really nice Coopers Hawk photos I took just yesterday, and some of a Harris Hawk family... check it out if you have some time.
Nice avatar, antelope squirrel is it? Hard to tell.... Nice looking hummingbird in the profile picture too... We have had a mama hummingbird(not sure if its the same one returning each year or a different one each time) make a nest or two every year for the past 5 or 6 years in our pool yard, in the ivy branches that hang from the porch. Usually they are fairly high up, but one year she made the nest on the lowest hanging branch, only about 3-4ft above the ground, its a really safe spot in the area they build the nests, so it's not like she has to worry about predators in there, but anyhow, she built it low enough to see into, and I got a chronology of photos of the eggs, then the tiny little babies, then as the babies slowly get feathers and begin to resemble hummingbirds.... really cool photo set, it"s in my 'wildlife' album on here, but I think they are still having trouble with the albums, so you may not be able to see it.
:hail::headbang:good tip on the football blocking funny thing is the ball never comes my way so i only tackled once in the season.
Nice profile pic. I can't remember seeing a hummingbird land and eat. What kind is it? PS...no matter how good the back is, he won't get a yard if you don't make your block.
your right i have no video games and i play left tackle and left guard and i have a blast playing it.
I think both are great hobbies and football is an awesome sport to play. What positions do you play? I played the line and linebacker. Honestly, all 3 are great hobbies and much better than sitting in front of a TV with a video game controller.
So you're a bird watcher and a coin collector? I think both are good hobbies, do you have any others?
i am also not a coin collector but a bird watcher check out my site click below http://allbirdwatchers.blogspot.com/
back from Baltimore Maryland in the inner harbor.I had a great time at the aquarium and the dolphin show at the national aquarium.
