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My Photo Adventures By B.Fogarty-Guevara

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Enjoying the moments along the way with our, Grey and "Get-Out"

Sun Rise-Sun Sets

Canada Goose ~Brownish body with black head and long black neck;conspicuous white cheek patch.The smaller Brant lacks the white cheek.I had the pleasure of meeting this feller,outside of a Bowling alley in the state of Georgia.

Male Swan are called Cobs, where as to the female, they are called Pens. Their off springs are called Cygnet. Their Bill begin to change at eight to ten months and will not turn completely orange until the Swan is at least a year old.

Adults white with black wing (usually hidden at rest); Bare face and downcurved, red Bill, red legs in breeding seasons, otherwise slate-colored. Immature Birds are brown above and white below with Brown bill and legs.

Stork- Walking By in field

A common, large, grayish heron 39-52" (99-132 cm) flies with neck folded, whereas the sandhill crane flies with neck extended.

Great Blue Heron

A large,all-white heron with a yellow bill and black legs.

Vulture -catching the rays of the sun

American Robins

20" (51 cm) White with orange -buff head and back plumes during breeding season, Legs yellow or orange in adults

Birds of a Feather ~

Gulf fritillary Butterfly resting on a Flamboyant Tree

when I'm calling you ~

They call me Mr. J

American Golden Finch

American Golden Finch

Black Birds-Crows-Great tail Grackle-Raven

Did we Miss it?

Chickens/Roosters/Turkeys

Gallinule- and her baby Coot- Gallinules- Or Moorhens, as they were known in the Old world--are closely related to coots and rails but do not swim out in the open water as much as coots and hide in reeds much less then rails.

Birds of a Feather

Frog doing its morning exercise

This non-native lizard was first found in Florida in 1976. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says it is expanding in the number of areas found in the state and confirmed sightings have been seen in Charlotte County. These lizards come in a West African subspecies and an East African subspecies. The ones spotted in Charlotte County are from the West African variety.
The breeding males of this subspecies have brilliant orange heads, and an indigo blue or black body and legs. Their tail is bluish white at the base and has an orange middle area and black tail tip. The non-breeding males are paler in color and might not have the orange on the head. Females and young agamas are a yellow or earth color on their backs with some barring marks. Breeding females sometimes have orange or blue on their heads. Agamas that are warmed by the sun are more brightly colored. Males grow to about 12 inches in length and females are a bit smaller. From Africa to Florida

Looks like I made it !

Raccoon having a body length of 40-70-cm and body weight of 5 tp 26 kg. Its grayish coat mostly consists of dense underfur, which insulates it against cold weather - native to north America largest of the procyonid family (Mammal)

Squirrel-Enjoying a chest nut -And no she did not share

My shadow and I

Muck Rabbit, I spotted while down in Pahokee, Florida one afternoon.

Alligators / Crocodiles

If a moon actually looks Blue it is cause by rare types of dust in the atmosphere.This can happen for Instance after a dust storm,Forest fire or an volcanic eruption .

La Bella Luna (Moon)

Inside the abandoned military fortress- Weaponry: Rodman Guns like this one could fire 350 lbs shells more then 5,000 yards

The abandoned Military Fortress