Winged Predator of the Night

Wise old owl waiting for a meal on the run at the bewitching hour.

It’s foggy out this morning, but not all that cool, so I imagine the morning is filled with mosquitoes. Which means I took one picture, walked through a spiderweb, have no idea where the spider is, and that was enough for me. 🙂

A great egret as the sun was beginning to fade.

I thought it was interesting that the fall colors show better in the reflection of the water.

Cypress trees as the sun was going down, the fall colors more noticeable.

More interesting wild grasses going to seed.

Tiny wild purple flowers before sunset.

I was attempting to capture the fountains lit up at night, but the mosquitoes started attacking and then my battery died, so this was the last picture I managed to shoot. I will have to try with the fountains when it ever gets colder! 🙂

Have a great one!

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Terry Spear

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