You're In My Spot

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You're In My Spot



I was taking some pics of a green heron at our pond the other day and got some other shots
as well. In tribute to Sheldon Cooper's "You're in my spot."



"You're in my spot"
qFGJFizh.jpg


"Go away"
ktc1Qbfh.jpg


Green heron
"Nice spot"
wbPgPYih.jpg

rgTvKQbh.jpg


Their necks are much longer when they stretch out.
p8QGz85h.jpg


Incoming wood duck. A young male that is now venturing
out on his own.
npFfF9Kh.jpg


"You're in my daddy's spot"
UEdjkdYh.jpg


"Go away"
8YkEeudh.jpg

ThquKS3h.jpg


Here's proof from a pic taken a few months prior
that he was indeed in his daddy's spot.
DMSf3aXh.jpg



"Nice spot"
A pair of them, but why are they looking up?
SA5t0DFh.jpg


Incoming Great Blue Heron.
"You're in my spot"
z4qQTMoh.jpg


I got lucky with that last shot as I was just taking pics of
the green herons, when the blue heron flew into the frame. The
green herons left at warp speed.

I've never gotten pics of two green herons at the
same time, nor have I ever gotten pics of a wood duck and a
green heron at the same time. Cool beans.


Here is another pic of the basking log from a few months ago.
That log is one my wife and I struggled with to get it to the pond
last fall. We put it in for the turtles to bask on, but it seems to be
"the spot."

"Everyone knows this is my spot."
U1aa5Hdh.jpg


Why we put the basking log in the pond.
dLUyVt7h.jpg


"Quit laughing, haven't you ever molted feathers before"
ebmrAoJh.jpg




 
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Some of the more exotic mammals that we've seen include a beaver that was in our pond last spring, bobcat,
fox, coyote, porcupines, and what looked to be a cougar crossing by the far end of the pond one day. Extremely
rare here where we are at. By the time I got the camera in hand, it was gone. We also have black bear in the
area, but I've yet to see or photograph one. Over 70 species of birds out of Michigan's 120 or so,
because of the pond and the feeders.
Serenity now.
 
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Thank you for sharing your beautiful place, and knowledge , I had no idea green Heron stretched their neck like that!
 
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SIGHHHHHHH ..... we fake it fairly well but you got the real deal .. i don't like this one, makes all my hard work look like romper room

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You're In My Spot



I was taking some pics of a green heron at our pond the other day and got some other shots
as well. In tribute to Sheldon Cooper's "You're in my spot."



"You're in my spot"
qFGJFizh.jpg


"Go away"
ktc1Qbfh.jpg


Green heron
"Nice spot"
wbPgPYih.jpg

rgTvKQbh.jpg


Their necks are much longer when they stretch out.
p8QGz85h.jpg


Incoming wood duck. A young male that is now venturing
out on his own.
npFfF9Kh.jpg


"You're in my daddy's spot"
UEdjkdYh.jpg


"Go away"
8YkEeudh.jpg

ThquKS3h.jpg


Here's proof from a pic taken a few months prior
that he was indeed in his daddy's spot.
DMSf3aXh.jpg



"Nice spot"
A pair of them, but why are they looking up?
SA5t0DFh.jpg


Incoming Great Blue Heron.
"You're in my spot"
z4qQTMoh.jpg


I got lucky with that last shot as I was just taking pics of
the green herons, when the blue heron flew into the frame. The
green herons left at warp speed.

I've never gotten pics of two green herons at the
same time, nor have I ever gotten pics of a wood duck and a
green heron at the same time. Cool beans.


Here is another pic of the basking log from a few months ago.
That log is one my wife and I struggled with to get it to the pond
last fall. We put it in for the turtles to bask on, but it seems to be
"the spot."

"Everyone knows this is my spot."
U1aa5Hdh.jpg


Why we put the basking log in the pond.
dLUyVt7h.jpg


"Quit laughing, haven't you ever molted feathers before"
ebmrAoJh.jpg






So many great shots!
 

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