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MAD World Photography
Bringing the world of nature into view!
What's New!
The only constant in life is change!
That is my motto these days as I continue to practice embracing the changes. My photography helps me look for the beauty in those changes and I hope it helps you see life through a new lens!
Thanks for visiting!
Cedar Waxwings are always a joy to see!
A flock of these berry loving beauties is referred to as an "earful" or a "museum".
The Horned Lark is a seasonal visitor to Vermont from the north.
The "horns" on these quiet songbirds are actually small tufts of feathers.
This resilient Great Blue Heron uses "countercurrent heat exchange" to prevent heat loss from his legs on these freezing winter days. His dense feathers and soft down keep him nice and toasty!
The milder winters don't seem to bother these Eastern Bluebirds.
Here they are feeding on some wild Bittersweet berries I placed near my feeders.
Must be I didn't fill the feeders quick enough!
Nothing prettier than a male Cardinal in the snow with some berries!
Speaking of snow...these Snow Geese are feeling quite at home as the flakes fall during their journey south.
Incoming!
Another of my faves..the Tufted Titmouse enjoying a little nugget on the boughs of this Blue Spruce.
While wild Grapevine can smother and overwhelm host trees, they provide essential food and nesting opportunities for wildlife. Like everything else, a balance must be struck!
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