And yes. Non-poisonous.

Sorry all. Wasn't paying attention. I believe it is a fox snake.

Thanks!

At Belle Isle, MI (Detroit)

Well, they made it to the playoffs...let's see how far we can go...

Amazing.

Thanks, TrainNut!
Here's another one. I meant to post it with the original one. This one is less busy...more focus on the squirrel. I just wish I would have gotten a little better focus on his eyes.

-g-

"Get Outta Here!"

Excellent! I'm not a spider hater, it just seems like they sneak up on me when I least expect it, every time.

Thanks for liking my evil spider, Linda!

I took this for my photography class assignment last summer. I had a blast and learned a lot. And I do like to take pictures of flowers.

Just a Flower

Rabbott,
Excellent pictures, first of all. They look great on my laptop.

It could be your monitor. Do you leave it on all the time? I'm not sure why, but I'm assuming this is a desktop or tower computer, not a laptop...
Try turning the monitor of for 30-60 minutes, then view your pictures again. Do they look any better? Regardless, you might need a new monitor...I doubt if it's the video card (those are usually integrated on the mother board these days).
Maybe try borrowing a friend's monitor to see if a new one will fix the problem.

And yeah, I'm a computer geek. So let me know if you have more questions.
Good luck!

-g-

SO many squirrels in our neighborhood. But it's hard to get a good shot of them.

Awesome shot, James! Way to get into the picture - very dedicated to wade out the, even a little bit. Too bad you didn't have your flyrod with you! :)

Thank you very much, HT!

You made me laugh, Mike!

Excellent picture, HT!

BTW, are cameras allowed in post offices??? :lol: