Wordless Wednesday | 02-03-16

I Spy a Dragonfly

Hawkeye

Here’s my rendition of “Hawkeye,” as this hawk certainly had his eye trained on me the entire time I focused my camera on him.

The Hawks

We have a pair of hawks that regularly call our neighborhood home; I spotted both of them on the roof of two houses last evening. They are beautiful, graceful creatures. I’d love to capture an image of them flying!

On the Springs

Wishing this was where I would be currently, instead of documenting registry keys. sigh

I took this photograph at Wakulla Springs, Florida, my other favorite place to be. Full of wildlife and great scenery!

Casa Cassidy: The Future Home

In 2014, we purchased a lot in Havana, Florida, and have since been consumed with selecting everything to do with building a house. Plumbing and lighting and baseboards, oh my! Floor plans and changes and more changes, oh my! And now comes the financial portion. Sign here and here and there and there and provide this and that. And sign this! And this! Oh my. Thus, I don’t have a lot of time (not that I ever did). Plus, I’ve got that new dog, Boo, who has stolen my heart and thus, I don’t have a lot of camera time. Oh woe is Schelley. Ha! Ian (the tween son, who rarely wants to do anything with me anymore, I mean I am the mom) and I took Boo to our big lot of dirt, trees, and bushes for an unleashed adventure. Like a good dog, he marked his spot – right on the survey marker. Good dog! Here’s a little tour of our future home site and neighborhood, Twin Ponds. I spotted these three deer as we were leaving the neighborhood. We’ve seen deer out there several times!

Macro Monday | 09-29-14

It’s one of our resident geckos, which normally only roam around at night here at Casa Cassidy. But this one was nice enough to let me snap a few shots before crawling through the vinyl siding. Wish I had hiding places like that!

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Toucan

(Two Images) I love this toucan; he/she posed for me! Taken at La Paz Waterfall Gardens in Costa Rica. Pura Vida!

Weekly Photo Challenge: Adventure

Along the Cano Negro …

We found the animals …

See the tiny bats at the bottom?

This big guy talked to us.

My favorite adventure in Costa Rica was our trip along the Cano Negro (Black River), which was at the very top of Costa Rica; we were about seven miles from Nicaragua. We saw so much wildlife along the river, which was quite an adventure!

To see other interpretations of adventure, check out the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge here.

Wordless Wednesday | 8-13-14