It’s a small butterfly.
And when you’ve found a life bird, a bird you’ve never seen before, you might not notice a small butterfly that lights on the ground 10 feet in front of you as you carry your spotting scope and binoculars after a 1 1/2 mile trek on a late summer afternoon.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Fiery Skipper Butterfly
As you walk down the trail toward the shore of Lake Erie, you hear the sounds long before you see the birds.
Hundreds of birds.
Perched in a dead tree, the purple iridescence of Purple Martins can be hard to see in the bright morning sunshine and deep blue sky.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Roosting Purple Martins
You can’t miss the oversized copper-colored Lincoln penny sculpture outside the First Watch restaurant in Canton Township, Michigan.
The over five-foot tall sculpture installed near the entrance doors captures your attention as you walk along the sidewalk.
You’ll notice the sculptor has made a few changes to the inscription displayed on the edge of the penny, changing it from “In God We Trust” to “In God We Trust, Others Pay Cash.”
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Big Money, Lincoln Penny