Sunday Stills – Fountains and Falls

Terri’s latest Sunday Stills challenge is fountains and falls. The featured image is the Forsyth Park Fountain in Savannah, Georgia. The rest of my images are waterfalls from around the United States.

I’ll start with three different Bridal Veil Falls

Here’s three from in and around Yellowstone National Park

There are beautiful waterfalls in the north Georgi mountains. Here are three of them.

Many thanks to Terri for taking us on a trip around Yellowstone National Park with her Sunday Stills challenge Fountains and Falls

Sunday Stills – Yellow and Burnt Orange

Terri’s color challenge of the month is Yellow and burnt orange. My garden is filled with these colors this time of year.

Burnt orange Gulf Fritillary on orange Mexican Sunflower

Yellow Swallowtail on pink zinnia.

Another Gulf Fritillary on orange Mexican Sunflower

Many thanks to Terri for her Sunday Stills challenge Yellow and Burnt Orange

Sunday Stills – Things under Construction

Terri’s challenge is to explore things Under Construction.

It seems like wherever we travel we get held up by road construction along the way. During our RV travels around Alaska several years ago we were often held up by a construction crew. The featured image is of a crew working on the Dalton Highway north of Fairbanks.

One year we visited Rocky Mountain National Park in late May. We were hoping to drive on the Trail Ridge Road but it was closed for snow removal at Rainbow Curve.

A few years ago there was a beach re-nourishment project on Tybee Island, Georgia. We went out one day to watch these big bulldozers moving the sand.

Many thanks to Terri for her Sunday Stills challenge Under Construction

Sunday Stills – Trees in Coastal Georgia

Terri’s theme for this challenge is Trees. She asks us to share any kind of trees and be creative with the simple prompt. I am going to focus on three types of trees we see all around us in Coastal and South Georgia.

My featured image is a mixture of Live Oak trees and palm trees in our neighborhood. The first image in the below gallery is a Maritime Forest on Jekyll Island. The other two are Live Oak trees draped with Spanish Moss.

Cabbage Palms, also known as a Sabal Palmetto, is the only palm tree native to Georgia.

The final gallery shows Cypress trees in the Okefenokee Swamp in south Georgia.

Many thanks to Terri for her Sunday Stills challenge All the trees in the field

Sunday Stills – Feathers

Terri’s latest Sunday Stills challenge of Feathers inspired me to get out and take a few bird photos early yesterday morning. The featured image was taken in January on Jeklyll Island, Georgia. The rest were taken yesterday.

Great Egret in Coastal Georgia

Wood Stork in Coastal Georgia

Can anyone identify this little bird I spied on a high tree branch?

Many thanks to Terri for her Sunday Stills challenge Fine Feathered Friends