Some pics from the past year

[Bobbleton]

You may find this hard to believe . . . but I was exceedingly lazy this year on basically every level - including photography (yes I know its sooo unlike me). My version of these same animals:

Different Hog:

Same Pine:

Same Snapper:

Different Box:

Different Ringneck:

(one of the) same:

same king:

same coastal:

different pbtf's (the first of which was Jeff's lifer)

different rough green:

same timber (I think . . . was yours #2 on "the day"?)

Sorry Chris, you basically schooled me this year w/ photography. These aren't my best shots of the year, but they're not far off. Looks like I have some money to spend before next spring . . .

oh, and one for the investors . . .

 

[MarkBNJ]

Beautiful images from both of you. Really well done. Thanks for posting them.

 

[Frolickin]

Excellent photographs. Thank you for sharing them.

 

[Teegate]

Bob,

I just saw your photo's. Very nice, especially the last one. Well done! I just purchased a new camera, my first since 2001, so I hope to have some much better shots in the future.

Guy

 

[Sue Gremlin]

I am completely blown away by these photographs. Thank you both for sharing these pine denizens that I will never get to see otherwise.

This one especially just blows me away. It's just...beautiful.

 

[misclaims]

absolutely GORGEOUS pictures. You should consider entering them in the Seaport's photo contest. I think they do it in conjunction with the Decoy Show. As far as the development in Stafford, disgusting... greed has driven that area unrecognizable and why I moved to Little Egg. We can only hope we can do a better job preserving here than what happened up there.

Those pictures are gorgeous.. cant say that enough.

 

[dragoncjo]

Thanks again for the compliments. I'll try to post some more shots before spring....need something to get through this cold winter.

 

[BlueMoonMuskrat]

awesome photos, i never knew there was such a variety of reptiles in the pines. Hopefully this summer i'll come across a few of those green snakes instead of just frogs. do you know if there are any different species of lizard out there? i've only seen the one type of fence swift on two different occasions.