Photography Kevin Fleming on 27 Nov 2007 10:59 am

blizzard

How can you count snowflakes in a blizzard? That’s what it felt like this morning when a a blizzard of snow geese took off all at the same time from a fresh water pond at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. While I was shooting all I could do was wonder… how many?

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And a female pintail flies over the thousands of snow geese.

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One Response to “blizzard”

  1. on 03 Dec 2007 at 9:12 am 1.Jody Hudson said …

    Hi Kevin,

    I like the interesting treatment with the Blue Snow Geese!

    A favor please; your captions mean a great deal to me, to be able to read what you have to say about a picture whilst I am viewing it. Please dictate captions and photo-log data to one of your staff (not f stops and filters but about you and the image and the place and the critter). A great part of what makes your pictures powerful without peer is the captioning you do; more please.

    Thanks for the new images!

    Jody

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