Sculptures in One of the Courtyards at Industry City, Brooklyn

Murals in the D Train Station at 36th St., Brooklyn

The Faintest of Rainbows!

Storm and Very High TIde, Kiawah Island

Kiawah Island Storm and High TIde

Great Blue Heron

South Carolina: The Gaze of a Nesting Osprey

Her mate is pictured on April 3, to the left in the same tall pine tree.

Kiawah Island SC Beachscape

Seabrook Island SC Landscape

South Carolina: Roseate Spoonbill

Downward Neck Extension of Great Egret in Mating Plumage

Upward Neck Extension of Great Egret in Mating Plumage

Mating Plumage of Great Egret

And Everywhere: Alligators!

South Carolina: Black-crowned Night Heron

Juvenile Wood Stork: Backward Knees? Nope; Those are Ankles!

http://skeletaldrawing.blogspot.com/2011/09/um-hey-scientific-american-bird-knees.html

http://www.mdavid.com.au/birds/birdknees.shtml

http://lansingwbu.blogspot.com/2009/09/why-would-birds-develop-backwards-knees.html

Rafting With the Scouts on the Lehigh River

An Anhinga on Land, Drying It’s Feathers

The Subtile Colors of an Unknown Flower

Double Crested Cormorants on a South Carolina Barrier Island

Juvenile Wood Stork on a SC Barrier Island

Green Anole on a SC Barrier Island

“Changes color based on surroundings."

Yellow-bellied Slider in Fresh or Brackish Water on a SC Barrier Island

Tidal Flat from a South Carolina Barrier Island

Great Egret on South Carolina Barrier Island

Breeding Adult Great Egret on SC Barrier Island

Roseate Spoonbill on South Carolina Barrier Island

Osprey in Pine on South Carolina Barrier Island

Arkansas People and Other Midwesterners, Originally from the Marshall Islands, Greet Their Marshallese Religious Leader at the Airport

Climate Change and Marshall Islanders in the Ozarks of Arkansas: https://www.eenews.net/stories/1060064965

Checkers for Giants