But the one thing we did see along the way there, was the ONE picture that would have been printed for my wall for sure. It was a Blue Heron on the edge of a perfectly glassy water way standing tall with the most perfect reflection of itself in the water you'd ever see. I wish I would have made Clayton stop, but we passed it too fast and there were cars behind us. Then when we returned he was not there. I fell pretty disappointed to have missed out on that shot, as it is still perfectly visible in my mind and I just wish I could share it with others.
I did manage to take a few other pictures, so here are a few pictures of the George Mead Wildlife Area without birds....
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Very fine photos. Know the disappointment of the photograph not taken. I have many in my head. The milkweed pods are soft and crusty at the same time.
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