Photography
Related: About this forum5 shots from a recent, good picture-huntin' day
Hoar frost is common with all the warm rivers in the area and warm days followed by very cold nights create a lot of fog. If there's no wind and it stays cold all day, the frost stays put.
Sun and frost.
This is the surface of a snowbank with a piece of grass poking out, all surfaces were frosted.
And this beauty was feeding on a deer carcass in the barrow pit, had to stop and capture that one and hope it isn't interested in taking off right away, I was really lucky with this one.
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,588 posts)These are wonderful.
I love the details of all the frozen stuff..........the grass poking up took my breath away.
The raptor (eagle?) is just magnificent.
Well done!
NV Whino
(20,886 posts)And ever so happy they're in your backyard and not mine.
Nice catch on the golden eagle!
CurtEastPoint
(18,639 posts)Solly Mack
(90,762 posts)Love the frost!
Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)Well, that was before I saw the second one (although the description did help with that one, then made it powerful).
The eagle shots make me so jealous! He/she is handsome.
Adsos Letter
(19,459 posts)Look at those talons and that beak!
Cavallo
(348 posts)I like hawks too. The first ones eye grabs me.
The second picture is a macro of frost on snow with a piece of grass also covered in frost, it's hard to tell since it's such a foreign thing to see. And the rest are an adult Golden Eagle I just happened upon while it was feeding alongside the road - eating a road-killed deer with other scavengers... there was a Bald Eagle waiting for us to leave which is what the Golden had its eye on.
Cavallo
(348 posts)as focused on the pictures. Great find for the eagle too. The pics sure are crystal clear and lined up well.