Red-Tailed Hawk
I was finally able to sneak up on one.
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Little Snapper
I found this small snapping turtle in the middle of the highway.
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F-16s
Iowa Air National Guard F-16s south of Malvern on Memorial Day.
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Snapper
A snapping turtle I found on the side of the road. I only had my super-wide angle lens with me so I had to get right in its face.
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Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
A Tiger Swallowtail on a Honeysuckle bush at Foothills Park.
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American Robin
This Robin nest is in the giant elm tree behind my house.
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Terry
His full name is Chicken Terry Yocky. He is a nice rooster.
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Long Distance Traveler
This faded Monarch is the first arrival I’ve seen this Spring.
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Water, Water Everywhere
Flooded farm fields on the left and the West Nishnabotna River on the right.
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Heavy Rain Approaching
A line of thunderstorms moves across the already flooded Nishnabotna valley. I shot this last Sunday. Thankfully, it’s been dry since then.
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Flooding
The West Nishnabotna River out of its banks following very heavy rainfall.
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Storm Rotation
There was alot of rotation in this storm cloud yesterday evening. It almost formed a funnel cloud several times before it broke up. It was an eerie sight.
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