Mark and Markham
Pelecanus occidentalis
Butorides virescens
Town Creek
creative pruning
sunset
Toby
roadside vendor
day of rest
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An invasion of old friends. A welcome occurrence.
Wish pelicans would take the place of Chesapeake Bay geese.
Green herons are one of the few species of animal known to use tools. In particular, they commonly use bread crusts, insects, or other items as bait. The bait is dropped onto the surface of a body of water in order to lure fish. When a fish takes the bait, the green heron will then grab and eat the fish.–Wikipedia
Outside the window, deer, deadrise
Orange Street, Wilmington NC, steeple of First Presbyterian.
Lift up thine eyes round about, and see.
Toby out for a walk on East Market
not what it seems
Norwood Baptist Church, built 1887, Morattico, Virginia
Black and White
photography from the Chesapeake Bay watershed by Bill Emory