Photo Break: Gulf fritillary

It’s baaaaack! Photoblogging again, tho’ not yet returning to birdblogging; going to try my hand at bugblogging. Story behind the photo below the break.

Gulf fritillary, on thistle

Photo Break: Black-crowned night heron

Birdblogging with back-to-back night herons. Same genus, different crowns. Story behind the photo below the break.

Black-crowned night heron

Photo Break: Yellow-crowned night heron

Birdblogging with attitude! (Which is what birdblogging looks like with photos taken during breeding season.) Story behind the photo below the break.

Yellow-crowned night heron

Photo Break: Common moorhen

And back to birdblogging! In honor of the election season, denizens of the fetid swamps might be the appropriate theme of the day. Have a marsh bird, then!  Story behind the photo below the break.

Common moorhen

Photo Break: American alligator

Herpetoblogging some more, but on a slightly larger scale.  Full story behind this photo (and you know it must be a doozy) below the break.

American alligator

Photo Break: Green anole

Herpetoblogging: it’s what’s for dinner.  Story behind the photo below the break.

Green anole

Photo Break: Brown pelicans

Back to birdblogging the marina.  Story behind the photo below the break.

Brown pelicans

Photo Break: Brown anole

OK, blogging on reptile photos (herpetoblogging?) would be a first on WitSnapper.  Lizards it is, then.  Story behind the photo below the break.

Brown anole; tailless, displaying

Photo Break: Great blue heron

Not just birdblogging, but bigbirdblogging.  Story behind the photo below the break.

Great blue heron

Photo Break: House finch

My birdblog’s back, and it’s better than ever!  (Hey laaaa, hey laaaa…!)  Story behind the photo below the break.

House finch

Photo Break: American bullfrog

Man, the birdblogging every day is a tough habit to break.  I’ll see if I can wean myself off the junk with a little frogblogging.  Story behind the photo below the break.

American bullfrog

Photo Break: White pelicans

Yup, still here, still birdblogging.  Story behind the photo below the break.

White pelicans