Blue Heron on Far Bank
Druid Ridge Cemetery in Pikesville is a nice place to visit on a sunny Sunday morning - well, not the dead people's part, but the large duck pond on the edge of the grounds.
The pond has a large permanent population of various kinds of ducks and geese. Like much of the mid-Atlantic, formerly migratory Canada geese have made a permanent home here.
If you get here early enough, you may luck out and spot a blue heron who also makes his home here.
This place is only about a half-mile from my mom's place, so I've been bringing my camera whenever I go to see her, in case I have a few minutes to stop and see my feathered friends.
The pond has a large permanent population of various kinds of ducks and geese. Like much of the mid-Atlantic, formerly migratory Canada geese have made a permanent home here.
If you get here early enough, you may luck out and spot a blue heron who also makes his home here.
This place is only about a half-mile from my mom's place, so I've been bringing my camera whenever I go to see her, in case I have a few minutes to stop and see my feathered friends.
Labels: Druid Ridge Duck Pond, Heron, Nature, Pikesville
2 Comments:
The heron is nicely illuminated here, and the foreground gives the shot an impressionistic feel.
BTW, Steve, I haven't forgotten about sending you the gear. I've been hideously busy lately and I have not had a chance to put the stuff together yet.
--WT
Thanks, Warren.
About the gear - no problemo! Whenever it arrives is fine - it'll be when I don't expect it and brighten up my day ;-)
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