Duke Forest a year later

Finally out for an adventure to Duke Forest on Saturday. It wa very cold that morning. I went with my favorite photography mentor.

I finally brought my tripod along with me on the trip so I could do some water movement shots for my blog and other usages for this year.

Yes this was my first time photographing a crayfish at Duke forest. I have never photographed crayfish before until now.

Crayfish are very cool to photograph. We also saw a cray fish that had recently molted out of its old shell which was very cool to see.

The last wildlife we spotted was the same northern water snake we saw a year ago but in a different spot this time.
This time Al D, my photography mentor did not get bitten by it like last year. This snake was warming up on the rocks from the cold night we had before.

Have a wonderful spring everyone and enjoy every moment of it!!

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