This video is great for relaxing, sleeping or taking a break from work. This was a foggy summer morning at Tims Ford State Park in Tennessee. I found this little cove at Tims Ford Lake. I love the stillness of the water with the constant sound of insects with birds interspersed.
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Cane Creek offered a couple different spots that I really liked. This one was just a little bit down the way but I liked how the water came down the right and left sides at different paces.
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Blue Heron
I caught this Blue Heron mid scratch which left it with some funky hair and one leg in the air.
This was a cool, crisp Spring morning. The creek was flowing quickly following a night of steady rain. Clouds hung around in the air, but spared me any additional rain. I enjoyed sitting next to the creek, listening to the birds call to each other. In my mind they were sharing the happenings of a wild Friday night of partying. In reality, they were probably just letting each other know about the dumb human sitting below them.
Green Heron
I found this Green Heron preening on a branch in this beautiful morning light. He was nice enough to stop long enough for me to capture this photo.
Egret flying over a fog cover pond.
The fog was so thick this morning at the pond, I could barely make out the birds. I believe it is an egret but not 100% sure. I thought the combination of the reflection and the bird flying into the void was an interesting image.
This video is perfect for sleeping, relaxing or studying. This portion of the Duck River is very shallow and comes to a narrow section which makes for a wonderful spot to relax and listen to the sounds of the river and birds in the surrounding trees.
This video is great for relaxing, studying, reading or if you just need a break at work.
This was an early June morning just after sunrise. The fog was completely unexpected on my part, but I love the way it moves and plays with the field before retreating but never quite leaving completely.
Great Blue Heron flying over water.
This big Great Blue Heron flew past me like a stealth bomber on its was to destroy its target. It was amazing how big it is yet was so fast and silent.
It ended up settling under a canopy of trees hanging over the cove, trying to scrounge up some dinner as the sun dipped lower in the sky.
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This beautiful Great Egret patiently stalked around this cove of Bledsoe Creek State Park looking for dinner. She (I actually have no idea if it’s a he or she) turned out to be quite the prolific hunter capturing two fish during the 30 mins or so that I spent with her.
Great Egret eating a fish as on an early summer evening.
This is the second catch of the evening for this Great Egret.