Turkey buzzards watching the Johnny Appleseed photo shoot yesterday.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
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4 comments:
That's such a great photograph.
There's a few places I drive by every second weekend that look just like this, but I've never had the time to take a photo. I'm fairly sure they've burned down now, which is such a shame.
i think my fingers are just now thawing out from that venture.
yeah. my shoes will never be the same.
Thats a very cold looking photo hehe. Zoological info for the day, a buzzard is actually another name for the hawk family and only in the U.S. do we use the word "Hawk". It became a nickname for vultures because the word buzzard means scavenger and is sometimes used for Ravens too. hehe : ). Im a nerd......
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