Monthly Archives: March 2015
Swamp Aerial Video
I just finished editing and uploading my last video from last summer. This aerial video is a low-altitude flight over a wetland in NE Wisconsin. It is late September, and the leaves of the trees are just beginning to change … Continue reading
Spring is Coming!
This week the temperature was warm, and the kids were in school, so I took the opportunity to get outside and enjoy the sun after a very cold February. I hope to be getting out a lot this year to … Continue reading
Drainage Ditch Flight
Latest edit of a low altitude flight over sedge meadows I made last June. These ditches run through Poygan State Wildlife Area in Wisconsin. Some were dug to help drain nearby farmland and some were dug decades ago for ducks … Continue reading
Cooper’s Hawk on Birdfeeder
The Cooper’s Hawk (Accipiter cooperii) has become a much more common site in urban areas in my lifetime. The Cooper’s Hawk feeds almost exclusively on other birds, so the House Sparrows and other common city birds are a great source of … Continue reading
Frog on Ice
A couple of days ago, I took a walk down by a small spring-fed creek. The air temperature was about 4°F (-16°C), but since the creek is fed by numerous springs the stream was nearly free of ice. Wintertime in … Continue reading