My Photo Walk: The Wildlife Loop at Chincoteague(Click any photo to enlarge; hover mouse over photo for caption.)
I chose to leave my big camera and lens in the car, and walked instead with my small camera body with my 16-300mm lens attached. It has a great range, and I was able to photograph both near and far.
Ducks were swimming, and flocks of swans flew overhead. To my right, I saw the pavers busy on the beach road. Just before rounding the bend into the wooded area that parallels the beach, I encountered a large great blue heron, perched on a birdhouse. He kept his eye on me, but did not move. I was able to get a few shots just before the sun disappeared.
When I came upon the area known as the duck pond, not only were there ducks, but beautiful trumpeter swans preening in the morning light.
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