kozmo888

Placed 22^nd in the challenge.

Placed 10^th in the challenge. Tule Bluet damselfly riding a female Blue-eyed Darner.

Placed 4^th in the challenge.

Nice ones Sharkey. I walk the lake by work any day the weather is good and I can relate as there are no guarantees you will see anything. Usually it's the times I least expect to find something ...

Nice series Dennis and thanks for sharing a view of the billabong. Completely different from what I'd imagined.  Love the Kite series. Very interesting look they have and kudos on the composite. I' ...

Nice caps Dennis. I'm hoping for good weather next weekend as a group of friends are heading out to the Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival an hour east of here. Will be hit or miss as this is ...

I only ever see them in heavy foliage here and usually well mixed with the branches. Nice captures Sharkgal.

Nice variety Rob I like the Streak-backed Oriole best. Nice of him to duck down for you.

Nice ones. Like the cardinal best but mostly because I've never seen one...

Never seen them myself and I don't think we have anything like that here. Thanks for persevering. Looks more like sideburns than a moustache on the last one ;)

Nice catches Rob. I've never seen parrots aside from pets here and never for the night heron.

A bit too much like home... aside from the birds that is.

Double crested Cormorant bust. Slight crop. I missed him coming up with a fish -- he threw it up and swallowed it right as he breached the surface and I only managed a soft shot with the last of ...

Nice shots Peter. How long will it take for them to complete the change? Looking forward to the next sequence.

Great shooting as always Bob. I'm pretty infrequent here but its good to see your stuff again.

Danny those are impressive. The Tern and Kingfisher are my favourites if I had to choose but really they're all quite inspiring. Thanks for sharing them.

Good captures none the less.  I've never seen Cardinals in the wild.

Nice shots Rob. I prefer the second and last pics.  Not familiar with these birds. Thanks for sharing.

Nice series Dennis. Two and five are my favourites.