On January 10th 2020 my husband George and I were out for a ride and came upon a Leucistic Eagle. This is a very rare bird and we were lucky to have seen it. In a nutshell: Birds with abnormal plumage are very rare, and both leucism and albinism are easily recognized. According to survey data, leucism and albinism occur at a rough estimate of 1 in 30,000 birds. What an exciting day!
I am Retired and enjoying life. I am passionate about photography. I am excited when my camera captures a special and unique image that I can share. I hope everyone can enjoy nature through my lens.
Looking for Yooperlites on the shores of Lake Superior gives me the opportunity to photograph some beautiful sunsets and once in a while wild life.
Snow Owl’s are fun to photograph with their catlike yellow eyes. They do not seem to fear humans. They are just here to hunt for their favorite food, lemmings, However when the supply runs low Read more…
The Sandhill crane are one of the species of bird that do mate for life but will find another mate if one of them perishes.
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