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A solitary lava heron, with brown streaked feathers and a molting beak, stands on one leg on lava rocks. It's bright, organs eye is a very striking feature.

Juvenile Lava Heron

Posted on January 2, 2023 by Peter West Carey

Description: It sure looks like a lot of other herons I’ve seen, but I have to admit that Lava Heron (Butorides sundevalli) is a pretty cool name. It’s not made of Continue Reading →

Photo Of The Day – Eye of the Whale

Posted on February 23, 2016 by Peter West Carey

Title: Eye of the Whale Location: Sea of Cortes, Mexico, North America Description: The gray whales in Magdalena Bay on the Baja Peninsula of Mexico can be downright curious. With Continue Reading →

Photos Of The Day – Eye Like It

Posted on October 1, 2015 by Peter West Carey

Continuing my departure from single image Photo Of The Days, today’s post is about the London Eye. Before I get started though, let me apologize for yesterday’s post to those Continue Reading →