Flock of Black-necked Stilts
Morning feed time
Daily routine
Daily necessity
Nature’s Color Scheme
The sun, the rain
The wind, the seasons
The colors
Turkey Vulture
Turkey Vultures are fairly large birds with long, broad wings. Their colors are dark brown with a featherless red head and pale bill. They are graceful but unsteady soarers and fly low to the ground and have a great sense of smell. Turkey Vultures are scavengers and can be seen at roadsides, farm fields, countryside, and landfills. They help clean the environment by eating flesh off dead animals before they decay. Researchers have noted that turkey vultures can travel 200 miles a day. Their life span is up to 24 years old and they live in Southern, Canada, North America, and South America.
Summer Design
Today’s weather
Tides and currents
Nature’s paintbrush
Amtrak #532
Capitol Corridor: Northbound from San Jose-Oakland-Emeryville/SF-Sacramento-Auburn
From the horizon
amtrak # 532
passes by
Earthy Glow
Unusual winter
creates
surprise of nature
Waning Days of Summer
Summer days
Day in day out
Design of color
Nature is Art
Nature is art
Art is nature
So confusing
Layers of Color
Alviso Slough Trail at Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Nature
A mystery
Of life