PACIFIC SUNSET MAY 2021

Pelicans

Pelicans Meditating at Sunset, Perdido Bay, Florida

Autumn Rails

A morning stroll from mid Sept. I am older now and any morning that I am out to see and feel the lights emotion. peace

Brothers Haircut

New Haven, CT 1972

Peter J. Crowley

Self portrait - Check out Peter's gallery at https://www.peterjcrowley.com/

Goober

My daughter's eyes don't miss anything - New Haven, CT

The Spa

B/W photo taken in Olympia, WA 2015

Howdy Doody

New Haven, CT State Fair - 1972

New London CT 2001

See Peter's work at https://www.peterjcrowley.com/

Memorial Day Parade 1972

Florida Birds - Adult Anhinga

Adult Anhinga, also sometimes called the Snakebird because of it's long winding neck. This male Aninga is doing a mating dance and I watched for more than 30 mins and the female in brown was not impressed.
One of my favorite acts is to watch the male birds dancing in front of females.

Florida Birds - Great Egret

On a trip to Florida, I captured these images of the water birds I came across. This is the Great Egret or White Heron.

Florida Birds - Roseate Spoonbill

The Roseate Spoonbill is gorgeous at a distance and bizarre close up. It has pink feathers and orangey tail making it one of the most colorful wadding birds in the U.S. Here it is next to a Blue Heron (at left).

Florida Birds - Hawaiian Gallinule

The Hawaiian gallinule is an endangered chicken-sized water bird in the rail family.

Florida Birds - Roseate Spoonbill

Often seen in the company of other wading birds, the Roseate Spoonbill truly stands out.

Florida Birds - Green Ibis

Also known as the Cayenne Ibis, a resident of Central and Southern Americas.

Florida Birds - Immature Anhinga

Anhingas are large and slender waterbirds with long fanlike tails that resemble a turkey's tail. They have a long S-shaped neck and a daggerlike bill. In flight, Anhingas look like a flying cross; the wings are held out flat and the neck and tail stick straight out. They have slim bodies and look rather flattened in flight.

Florida Birds - Wood Stork

The Wood Stork provides one of the most incisive indicators of how well the Everglades is functioning. A large bird that needs a lot of food, the Wood Stork feeds entirely tactilely groping along the shallow water with its bill agape in anticipation of running into something to eat.

Florida Birds - Tricolored Heron

Tricolored Heron, also known as the Louisiana Heron.

Perfect Ending

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Cherry Blossoms in Snow

Unedited - 2022

Pink

The Colors of Nature - The wonderful pink of coneflowers

Red

Unedited - staircase at one of our favorite BBQ places in Washington DC

Playing Telephone-Birds on the Wire

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Matzo Ball Soup

Edited with Prisma - My Lunch