cindy lark hartmanAdvice from a Great Blue Heron and the Nikon D850
Posted on September 30, 2017
Advice from a Great Blue Heron:
– Wade into life.
– Keep a keen lookout.
– Don’t be afraid to get your feet wet.
– Be patient.
– Look below the surface.
– Enjoy a good read.
– Go fish!
The 31st “click” with Nikon D850 and so far I love it! And oh — at Huntley Meadows in Northern Virginia
Flowers that fly and all but sing. — Robert Frost
Posted on June 12, 2017
Visit Fine Art America to purchase a print of “Flowers that fly and all but sing”….
Snow Geese, Tundra Swans, & Canada Geese – Oh My!
Posted on March 22, 2014
In late winter large numbers of migrating waterfowls appear at Middle Creek (a Wildlife Management area located in Pennsylvania) before heading north for breeding. Many of the waterfowl come from south of Pennsylvania and begin their trek north in conjunction with spring thaw. When the ice begins to thaw so there is open water and the snow melts from adjacent fields for the birds to have waste grains, they begin to arrive. This year — the highest numbers started around the 17 March: Snow Geese: 60,000+; Tundra Swans: 5,000+ and Canada Geese: 3,000+ These pictures are from 20 March 2014. 
