Monday in Nature Weekly Photo Nov. 10, 2014

[dcstep]

<p>Kenneth, I think that you actually DO wildlife. Nice shot!</p>

<p>Anything nature will do, just avoid the "hand of man."</p>

[alpiner]

<p>Deer posing close to Mariposa Grove, Yosemite NP</p><div></div>

[MarcelRomviel]

<p>Some mushrooms from me:</p><div></div>

[bing_huey1]

<p>Octopus at low tide.</p><div></div>

[anthea50]

<p>Beautiful colours and images this week everyone! Mine this week is of some weeds growing happily on the fence line in the yard next door.</p><div></div>

[colin carron]

<p>Lovely shots everyone!</p><div></div>

[Laura Weishaupt]

<p>Kenneth K., welcome to MiN. Like David said, we're about all nature. Nice shot with yummy colors.<br>

Bill Jordan, more scrumptious color on the water.<br>

Rick DuB, the bird seems to grow right out of the rock and looks to be well camouflaged, despite the orange.<br>

John Rowsell, oooohhhhhh, ice and cold already.</p>

<p>Thom, Roberta, thanks. I was inspired by so many of Thom's wonderful reflection shots. Juncos are here in eastern PA, and have been around the homestead for about a week.</p>

 

[geoffm]

<p>Not too familiar with English butterflies, so I thought this was a Painted Lady at the time. Turns out to be a Small Tortoiseshell.</p><div></div>

[jordan2240]

<p>All wonderful shots. Thank you Laura and Roberta for the shout-out. Your contributions are stunning as usual.</p>

<p>To Kenneth, looks like you do wildlife (as should any photographer who happens to be outside with a camera), but nature extends beyond that of course, so don't be a stranger. More contributions means more learning. Seeing what others present here has inspired me to strive for improvement. </p>

[thadley]

<p><img src="/photo/17892750" alt="" />Laura I like your warm image and the clean and attractive tree trunks in the background. But there are so many other great shots this week from everyone. Mine was a shot taken in Barbados this summer near to a restaurant called Brown Sugar- the trunk might be mohogany.</p><div></div>

[ficarelli]

<p>A portrait ....</p><div></div>

[robert100]

no one else will care about this, but i do, and need to put it on record. Earlier, i made a "correction" to

my initial statement about the distance it was to the squirrel in my photo. My "correction" statement was

incorrect, the distance in my first statement was the correct one, he/she is about 10 meters away. The

confusion in my posts this morning arose simply because I had photographed it in three different trees

Friday morning strictly as experimentation with a tip from David Stephens, and when i loaded the image

this morning I wasn't sure which folder i was even working an image from. Thanks.

[kts]

<p>Rick, that's a great shot of that Buffalo Weaver.....never seen one of those before today</p>

[Laura Weishaupt]

<p>Adriano, welcome to MiN. This is a great place to hang a portrait.<br>

Tony, thank you. All that color has been replaced with a mantle of snow, a different picture indeed.</p>