It's that time again...
It's that time again...
They just seem to be done with social distancing...
This doe seems to have eyelashes from central casting.
This guy was nice enough to pose for a portrait. Looks like his antlers may have been at a crime scene.
There were no animals in the woods today, so I had to bring my own...
A leaf I saw at Tom Sawyer State Park
Thanks deer..
We had great weather for this year's Bowman Field Aviation Festival!
Steve Gammons of the Louisville Area Soaring Society (LASS) doing a winch launch of his 4 meter RC sailplane at the Charlie Vettiner RC Soaring flying site.
Two of the butterflies I saw this past weekend in Tom Sawyer Park
This first one, which is one of the varieties of Black Swallowtail, had huge wings. They were larger than any of the other Black Swallowtails I had previously seen.
This Monarch butterfly was nice enough to stay in a dark area where the light could still shine through its wings.
I'm not sure what Bucky McDeerface is thinking here, but I don't think I like it!
That moment when you realize that your quarry is onto you...
The Tingley Fountain male counterpart to the female in a previous post.
The extremely rare, almost mythical, Pumpkin Spice Turtle (testudo graeca cucurbita spice). They are rarely seen in the wild but a lucky few may get to see one in mid to late October when they are migrating to their winter homes...
The poor guy's arms are too short to knock that ant off of his nose!