Hi, everybody. My health is still having some minor issues, and I am still not up to 100%, but gaining on it. But I know that you readers love to see what photos I have taken recently, as I am still trying to get out in the field for a few hours. Here are a ten images, including maybe a few older ones that you may not have seen before. Click to see enlargements, and enjoy. 🙂
Painted Bunting
Northern Bobwhite
Bullock’s Oriole
Yellow-billed Cuckoo
Lark Sparrow
Golden-fronted Woodpecker
American Robin
Great Blue Heron – in flight along the Concho River
Bewicks Wren
Burrowing Owl – in early morning light.
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Nice to see what you’ve been doing, Bob! Looks like you’re having loads of sunshine. Take care of yourself and I hope you’re back up to speed soon.
Beautiful, as always Bob! That yellow-billed cuckoo is really special! Best wishes for continued improved health. My dad is 87 and has been in the hospital twice in the past three weeks. 😦
Thanks so much, Amy. I appreciate your nice comment. Best wishes to your dad for a speedy recovery. 🙂
Wow, I’m very glad that you could to see your new photos of birds and that you came back, but you should care yourself more too.With health it isn’ t a joke and I wish you to be very well again soon . Best wishes.
Thank you, Nora, for your kind words.
Bob, I wish I could get MY birds to pose for me the way you’ve got your’s trained! As always you have captured the beauty of “your” birds with clarity and detail. As I tell my wife every time I see your pictures, I gotta get a better camera…
Thanks so much, Adrian, for those kind compliments. I am glad you are enjoying my photos. Thanks for writing, hope you will do so again.
Lovely-all of them!
Thanks, Jane.
Great pictures Bob! Get well soon! 🙂
Thanks so much, H.J. I appreciate your thoughts. 🙂
As always, a nice collection. Hope you are up to snuff real soon.
Thanks a bunch, Jim. I appreciate your comment.
Beautiful and inspiring. My prayers are with you for a better future health wise. My daughter and her family live in San Angelo. He is the city architect, and she is a teacher. It’s a long way from where we live on our ranch outside Bishop, Tx. I enjoy taking photos of nature and wildlife, but I have a long way to go. Keep inspiring!
Thanks, Katie, for your very nice comment. My health issue, is just a matter of getting some meds balanced, etc. They’re working on it. 🙂 I am glad you wrote, as I always enjoy hearing from new readers. I hope you will do so again in the future.