These were the angry clouds that moved slowly through early this week. Habringer of turbulent summer weather to come?
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Tuesday, June 5, 2018
Monday, June 4, 2018
Cotton puff sky highlights Ole Glory
I was watching the sky today as we moved around the city on chores. This shot was while I was at Kinsel Ford dropping off a vehicle which needed repairs. I was struck by the contrast between the cotton puff clouds in the background and in the foreground the American flag flapping actively in the breezes brought in by a cool front.
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American Flag,
Beaumont,
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cotton puffs,
flag,
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Saturday, June 2, 2018
Great Blue Heron ponders how to eat a catfish whole
Okay, you're a Great Blue Heron and you have caught a big catfish for your meal. How do you eat it?
Well, you play with it and poke it with your beak for about 20 minutes. (repeat poking and playing as necessary). Then you are ready for the "big swallow" (see bottom photo).
This was taken at Cattail Marsh Scenic Wetlands and Boardwalk in Tyrrell Park in Beaumont, TX -- a popular birding spot.
Excuse the fuzziness -- but this heron was a long way away and wasn't going to tolerate me getting any closer (fearing I would steal his meal).
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Beaumont,
birding,
birds,
catfish,
Cattail Marsh,
Great Blue Heron,
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Texas
Monday, May 7, 2018
Alligator enjoys an after lunch nap at Cattail Marsh
This alligator at the Cattail marsh seemed to be enjoying a nap back a good ways from the viewing boardwalk. He was up on the land to get more heat to help digest his meal of one of his marsh fellows.
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alligator,
Beaumont,
Cattail Marsh,
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