Yesterday evening I was able to sneak in a stealth trip back to the Blue Ridge Mountains and the G. Richard Thompson Wildlife Management Area after work. By time I fought my way through the traffic headed west on I-66 I didn't have a ton of time left for photography before sunset, but it was completely worth the drive. Got a few more images I'm happy with and more importantly spent a beautiful evening surrounded by nature. The bird activity was incredible once again and I was serenaded at close range by a variety of warblers, thrushes, and other songbirds. The barred owl called a few times in my vicinity and I saw a red fox on my way out. I'm so thankful I have the opportunities to visit amazing places like this and the good sense to appreciate them. Do yourself a favor and get out and surround yourself with nature at least once a week.
Thompson WMA- May 3 - Images by Elijah Goodwin
Stunning images, so delicate and lovely. Nature at its finest. It's always a pleasure to stop by and view your outstanding photographs!
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