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: 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: White pelicans

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

White pelicans

Photo Break: Reddish egret

“Ya put yer birdblog in, ya take yer birdblog out, ya put yer birdblog in, and ya post it all about…”  Story behind the photo below the break.

Reddish egret

Photo Break: Tufted Titmouse

Birdbloggin’ ’til the birds come home.  Story behind the photo below the break.

Tufted titmouse

Photo Break: Red-bellied woodpecker

Birdblogbirdblogbirdblog…!  Say it ten times really really fast, then check the story behind the photo below the break.

Red-bellied woodpecker