pTerodactyl
Cranes
Moon
Sandias
Sunset
Animals / Birds / Bosque / Clouds / Corrales / Cottonwoods / cranes / Great Blue Heron / Moon / Rio Grande / Sandhill Cranes / Sandias / Sunset / Trees
P, C, M, S & S
pTerodactyl
Cranes
Moon
Sandias
Sunset
Off Center & Not Even 
All lovely, but that first photograph is incredible.
Thanks, Roberta.
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I agree with Roberta and the second, with the red grasses is stunning.
Thanks, Michele.
As always breathtaking views. The pensive pTerodactyl and the urgency in the sunset are captivating
Thanks, abvr.
You are welcome Timothy
I agree with Roberta and Michele that the first two images stand out.
🤔🙂They made me keep going back and looking at them.
Thanks, Susan. The pTer was way down the ditch, so it was a long shot.
Love the landing Sandhills.
Thanks, Cindy.
Love all these images but the first is superb….It gives me a wonderful feeling.
Thanks, Janet.
These are wonderful. That first one is amazing. For asecond I thought… have I wandered into an art gallery blog actually. It is so like a painting.
The everything had a fiery hue last night. Thanks, Shey.
These are spectacular.
Thanks, Shey.
All among my favorite things! The Painter has been busy providing you scenes to photograph, Tim!
Thanks, Lavinia.
P, C, M, S & S ….and a huge sigh!
Thanks, Marina.
I love the color palettes of the first two photos.
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Oh, the blessing of the watermelon light here is truly a treat. I love the second photo with the sandhill cranes and the landscape across the Rio Grande to the lit-up mountains with cranes gathered in the foreground…OMG. And the moon!!! Craters and lakes and shadows so close up. Much enjoyed my friend.
Thanks, Jet.
Love the light – or rather the different variations on the light. Beauty.
Variations on the theme of light, cranes, pTerodactyls… Thanks, Dale.
Yes! Ya done fabulously (as per)
And if the band you’re in starts playing different tunes, I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon! Hope those Cranes are enjoying themselves down there, but we want them back when the weather gets nicer ha.
The cranes are having a ball. Thanks, Brian.
Ah that’s a lovely reflection Tim … and the warm hues of the next shot are special
Thanks, Julie.
Just such beauty – I have never seen that heron before – the ones with the red spot on their heads it is literally amazing. The colors of your photography one could write a poem about that. I love it when you photograph the moon, what a treat, thank you Tim.
Thanks, Joni.