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Photographic Maneuvers In The Dark

May 31, 2018 • 12 Comments

Under the light of a peachy moon, my camera helps shed a little light on activities in the dark

Blurry bats flit back and forth, up and down as they swarm all around us.

A muskrat swims from the edge of the bank on the Rio Grande.

A cow grazes as a beaver hauls a willow branch from one bank to the other.

Night Hawk.

Night Heron.

A Porcupine lumbers on the bank of the irrigation ditch.

Geese with three goslings remaining.

Little Owl stretches his wings.

T & L Photos

Thanks, Julie.

Julie(non-registered)

Hi Tim ... so much to see! How wonderful. Love your wildlife .. owls, muskrats, porcupines .. how exciting to be able to photograph them :D

T & L Photos

Thanks, Lavinia!

Lavinia Ross(non-registered)

What a fantastic wildlife viewing area! These are wonderful photos of your local denizens of the bosque.

T & L Photos

Thanks, Couriers.

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