Cell Phone Pics

[Matt B]

I didn’t catch anything, but I took some pics near the end.

Bird marks. Probably eagle but could’ve been great blue heron. Both were in the area picking apart salmon carcasses.



One hell of a big canine, I believe.

 

[jasmillo]

Some cell phone pics from a HI trip I just wrapped up. IPhone 13 Pro.

 

[Buzzy]

“Umatilla”

 

[Engee]

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“Umatilla”

Definitely not LA!

 

[SculpinSwinger]

 

[Bajema]

 

[Rob Allen]

 

[Buzzy]

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Owens Valley?

 

[SculpinSwinger]

Owens Valley?

Yes sir

 

[SpeyrodGB]

A little road block.

 

[SpeyrodGB]

One who walked away from the road.

 

[SculpinSwinger]

One who walked away from the road.

I love seeing bighorn

 

[SpeyrodGB]

I love seeing bighorn

They are great as long as I see them before I get close. These bighorns hang out near the road a lot, especially in the winter. I never get tired of seeing them.

 

[SilverFly]

Had some really interesting feather-like frost crystals on the windshield this morning.

 

[VAGABOND]

Chowan River, Edenton NC early morning

 

[wanderingrichard]

Chowan River, Edenton NC early morning
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Is that normal or at flood stage ?

 

[Buzzy]

 

[Greg Armstrong]

In contrast to Buzzys photo above, it was a cold one out there today.

No fish came to play, but the old FE Thomas bamboo enjoyed the day anyway.

 

[wanderingrichard]

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Buzzy
I like this because it can be viewed 2 ways. First as a macro at elevation where the log goes over an edge, and second as a low angle looking down the channel... good work, Mister.

 

[VAGABOND]

Is that normal or at flood stage ?

Normal. Previous storms/hurricanes that drop a lot of water inland let Mother Nature find her own course over time. You see the air like that in the spring and occasionally in the fall due to temperature discrepancy. That one specifically I was returning home from delivering a boat to MA and drove up on the US 17 bridge and said …damn!
Drove across the bridge turned around, back I went across again to exit 224 where there’s an access road and grabbed a couple more. It was about an 8 mile diversion but worth it. Here’s a single. Older iPhone.