Your best photos of the week!

[macrotim]

Wow, the first one is absolute perfection.

[joeylikesbirds]

Well it’s been a while, but I managed to find a lady beetle in my room, which I tested my first focus stack on! Unfortunately, my flash died, so I couldn’t take more than 4 photos. I’ll have to try again with more focus next time.

It’s unfortunately difficult to find many insects in the wintertime, and I’ve been quite busy with schoolwork, so I guess I’ll have to wait until the spring melt to reveal some critters.

[hartla4]

It is! Big yawn!

[charonbaron]

I got a nice shot of what I believe to be Evarcha arcuata. If someone has more experience with jumping spiders, I’d appreciate an ID! Don’t worry, there’s another photo in the Upload, that should help with IDing :)

[cooldood]

Common Mergansers

[nothda]

Definitely this shot of a red-tailed hawk nibbling on a squirrel, since it was what got me on iNat in the first place :) https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/340035964

[hartla4]

Welcome to the Forum! That is a really cool photo! Did the red tailed hawk catch it himself?

[mkanimallover]

What an amazing pic! Great camouflage too! Welcome!

[nothda]

Thank you! I didn’t see the kill but I’m almost certain he caught it himself, seemed to be a very fresh kill

[nikthecowboy]

I finally got some photos of one of the titmice in my backyard! Songbirds are pretty under represented in my photography (unfortunately)

[ra_teo]

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/340812069

Ain’t much, but I like this Moorhen shot!

[onekoolkid0]

Here are some of my recent observations. My favorite of this group is the red fox. Is actually my most recent lifer. The Aurora Borealis is added for scenery of a natural phenomenon.

[hartla4]

I’d love to see a bird of prey catching something, I’ve only every seen them looking for food, never actually catching it!

[hartla4]

His eyes are so big!!!

[hartla4]

Beautiful! The reflection in the water is so clear! It’s a very serene picture. :)

[astra_the_dragon]

you can (and it is preferable to) reply to multiple posts in one post by quoting from each, eg:

@hartla4

I’d love to see a bird of prey

(say something here)

@hartla4

It’s a very serene picture. :)

etc

[hartla4]

Yes, sorry, I forget I can do that. Thank you

[niekfermont]

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/340571914

My best photo from the week. Would love some opinions / feefback. First time posting.

[ra_teo]

Wow!

It’s amazing! The lion looks (was it?) kinda upset, cats look cool when angry and the colors of the photos are great!

[ra_teo]

Hmmm… I was wondering… how are we gonna keep up with the posts in the thread?

It’s been so long since the last weekly poll!