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    |  | Location: McPherson County State Fishing Lake, Kansas
Shoot type: Wildlife # of images: 11 | Synopsis: This was my one chase of the Great Kiskadee that made a big buzz in the Kansas birding community in Fall of 2013. I decided to do both a morning and evening shoot of this bird. I got some pretty good looks and distant shots of this extremely rare tropical flycatcher. In the morning, I did photograph some other species including Northern Cardinal (√), Great Blue Heron, Nashville Warbler (√), Belted Kingfisher
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    |  | Location: Northeastern Texas Panhandle south of Perryton, TX
Shoot type: Storm Chase # of images: 2 | Synopsis: This was my final storm chase of 2013. It did yield some good results, as I managed to photograph a couple of severe storms. The best images were of the last storm that developed along Hwy 70 and moved northeast between Perryton and Canadian, TX. I was really pleased with one frame in particular of multi-branched lightning at around sunset in pretty good light.
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  |  | Location: My Backyard
Shoot type: Weather and Sky Around Home # of images: 1 | Synopsis: A distant thunderstorm provided for an amazing sunrise as viewed from my backyard this morning.
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    |  | Location: Cheyenne Bottoms & Quivira NWR, Kansas
Shoot type: Wildlife # of images: 6 | Synopsis: This was another productive shoot in the afternoon and evening hours. This time, I started at Quivira and ended the day at Cheyenne Bottoms. At Quivira, species photographed included Great Egret, Meadowlark sp. with a mouth full of insects (√), Snowy Egret. At Cheyenne Bottoms, I photographed Cattle Egret (√), Common Grackle (√), Barn Swallow, Blue-winged Teal, Yellow-crowned Night Heron (√), Franklin's Gull (√), Black-crowned Night Heron (√)
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