Tag Archives: ducks

View 225: Spring Pairs

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Scott Thomas Photography

Last month we had a stretch of unusually warm weather which accelerated the growth of many flowering tree species. In visiting the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge over the weekend, it looks like the birds are a little early, too. This … Continue reading →

Posted in Animals, Nature, Weekly View | Tagged 80-400mm, birds, box, ducks, eastern bluebirds, mallard, montezuma national wildlife refuge, nest, nesting, new york, nikon D700, pond, seneca falls, tree swallows, vr, water, wildlife | 18 Comments

Best of 2010

Posted on December 29, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

Views Infinitum Top 10 Photos of 2010 Which one would you select as the best photo of 2010? By hovering your mouse over the slideshow area, a set of controls will display allowing you to stop the auto advancement of the images. … Continue reading →

Posted in Animals, Nature, People, Sports, Travel | Tagged 2010, badlands, baseball, best, bluffs, cap, chimney, ducks, florida, flying, glove, gorilla, hockey, ice, junior dragster, Lake Ontario, national park, new york, north dakota, racing, red panda, snow, sunset, theodore roosevelt, water, waves, webster pond, youth, zoo | 55 Comments

Return to Webster Pond

Posted on October 27, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

As I mentioned last week, you can get a different perspective of a place if you visit it at different times of the year. Last Saturday, I joined other Syracuse Photographers Association members to photograph the wildlife and surrounding landscape … Continue reading →

Posted in Animals, Nature | Tagged 80-400mm, autumn, bird, ducks, muscovy, new york, nikon D700, Photography, sanctuary, syracuse, tan, vr, water, waterfowl, webster's pond, white crested, wildlife | 9 Comments

View 109: On Webster Pond

Posted on January 25, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

Taking advantage of a warm and sunny January day, I visited Webster Pond just south of Syracuse, New York, to photograph the waterfowl who call it home. I wanted to try and capture the faces and grace of the ducks … Continue reading →