Birds plus sunset at Jordan Lake

Happy October everyone. Hope everyone is doing well consider this COVID 19 mess could still go on for months from now. Now its time for the outing from today at Jordan Lake with My mentor AL D who will possibly not believe I am posting before he does tonight and time is ticking AL D for your post. SO too Bad , I am posting ahead of you tonight on my blog.

When we first arrived at Fearrington Boat ramp, we spotted a different types of birds including a juvenile bald eagle, a bald eagle, many vultures, comorants, ospreys, Great Egert and the Great Blue Heron.

This is an osprey that caught a fish today at Jordan Lake which i was able to get sharp focus on it .

This is a Bald eagle I was able to catch when it caught a fish and was trying to kill it during its flight back to its nest to eat, which was very funny to photograph it.

This was one of many ospreys we saw while at Fearington Boat Ramp that circled the area that we were shooting in.

This is a turkey vulture that I caught while it was flying high above me and there were many on the tree on the shore of Fearrington Boat Ramp as well.

This is a flock of Double Creasted Comorrants which flew right over jordan Lake .

This is a Great Egret which I took during its flight across Jordan Lake.

This is my NEW Stump, which I took at Jordan Lake during sunset conditions, which was not producing much color at all tonight.

To bad AL D the timer is ticking down!

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