Horned Lark

[Nymph]

I know someone was enquiring about these earlier. I have been seeing a lot more of them around the area right now.

[Steve Foss]

That's a really nice environmental portrait, Dave. Between that and the mink and a few other images, you are kicking some serious butt lately.

[Nymph]

Thanks Steve. I am having a blast with the new gear.

[Steve Foss]

You should submit the mink images to Outdoor News. One or two of them are begging for Pg. 1.

[Nymph]

How would you go about doing that? Who do you contact?

[Steve Foss]

Dave, just shoot me an e-mail. ON is an HSO/FM competitor in a way, so I don't want to post contact info here.

[Nymph]

Thanks Steve.

[Nymph]

e-mail sent.

[Dotch]

I was one of those asking about horned larks nymph. Your photo captures the feel of February, er, March here on the snowy -6 degree frozen tundra this morning exquisitely. Some claim to have been seeing horned larks since January and that could be. Normally we don't start to see them until February here. Part of that could be habitat, their nomadic nature and it could be the fact that I'm not driving around much during daylight hours until then. Nocturnal bird watching tends to limit the species seen but I digress. Anyway, that's sure a dandy photo and thanks for sharing it.

[JayinMN]

Great picture!

[Mforce]

Great shot Dave!