Pinckney Island is located on the intra-coastal waterway between Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, S.C. The US Fish and Wildlife Service maintains the island. No automobiles or electric vehicles are allowed. About a mile and a half from the entrance is Ibis Pond, a rookery used by many of the resident and migrating birds.
I arrived just before sunrise and hiked to the pond to take shots as the sun made its way onto the pond. I was a little late this year and the cute hatchlings were noisy teenagers.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
Beautiful set. Worth the hike though I don’t know how bad I wanna hike through gatorland in the dark. Well that’s if they have gators in this area.
Thanks for your positive emojis, Jack.
Tdearing wrote:
Terrific shots.
I appreciate your encouraging comment.
BassmanBruce wrote:
Beautiful set. Worth the hike though I don’t know how bad I wanna hike through gatorland in the dark. Well that’s if they have gators in this area.
Thanks, Bruce, the gators are usually in the pond, not on the hike.
joecichjr
Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA
UTMike wrote:
Pinckney Island is located on the intra-coastal waterway between Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, S.C. The US Fish and Wildlife Service maintains the island. No automobiles or electric vehicles are allowed. About a mile and a half from the entrance is Ibis Pond, a rookery used by many of the resident and migrating birds.
I arrived just before sunrise and hiked to the pond to take shots as the sun made its way onto the pond. I was a little late this year and the cute hatchlings were noisy teenagers.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
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Superlative shots, and Two is a masterpiece
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NMGal wrote:
Beautiful captures.
Thanks, Barbara, a target rich environment.
joecichjr wrote:
Superlative shots, and Two is a masterpiece
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Thanks, Joe, I like the dark/light mood.
Excellent, Mike. I'm glad you have become a bird photographer.
kpmac wrote:
Excellent, Mike. I'm glad you have become a bird photographer.
Thanks, Ken, you bear much of the blame.
UTMike wrote:
Pinckney Island is located on the intra-coastal waterway between Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, S.C. The US Fish and Wildlife Service maintains the island. No automobiles or electric vehicles are allowed. About a mile and a half from the entrance is Ibis Pond, a rookery used by many of the resident and migrating birds.
I arrived just before sunrise and hiked to the pond to take shots as the sun made its way onto the pond. I was a little late this year and the cute hatchlings were noisy teenagers.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
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Great shots Mike, looks the early bird got the worm…😎
UTMike wrote:
Pinckney Island is located on the intra-coastal waterway between Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, S.C. The US Fish and Wildlife Service maintains the island. No automobiles or electric vehicles are allowed. About a mile and a half from the entrance is Ibis Pond, a rookery used by many of the resident and migrating birds.
I arrived just before sunrise and hiked to the pond to take shots as the sun made its way onto the pond. I was a little late this year and the cute hatchlings were noisy teenagers.
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
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Wonderful series Mike 👏 👌
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