Archive for the ‘Sweetwater Wetlands’ Tag
House Sparrow — Image by kenne
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Adult Male Blue Dasher Dragonfly — Image by kenne
What’s this dragonfly doing?
Looks like another insect has been caught in a web,
which has got his attention.
I’m not that much of an insect expert.
— kenne
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Moon Over Sweetwater Wetlands, Tucson, AZ — Image by kenne
Earthrise
Where despite disparities
We all care to protect this world,
This riddled blue marble, this little true marvel
To muster the verve and the nerve
To see how we can serve
Our planet. You don’t need to be a politician
To make it your mission to conserve, to protect,
To preserve that one and only home
That is ours,
To use your unique power
To give next generations the planet they deserve.
We are demonstrating, creating, advocating
We heed this inconvenient truth, because we need to be anything but lenient
With the future of our youth.
And while this is a training,
in sustaining the future of our planet,
There is no rehearsal. The time is
Now
Now
Now,
Because the reversal of harm,
And protection of a future so universal
Should be anything but controversial.
So, earth, pale blue dot
We will fail you not.
— Amanda Gorman
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Great Blue Heron at Tucson’s Sweetwater Wetlands (August 13, 2022) — Images by kenne
These images were taken during the “Birdability” as part of the Southeast Arizona Birding Festival.
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Common Green Darner Dragonflies Mating — HDR Image by kenne
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“Hello, Little Bird” (Anna’s Hummingbird in Sweetwater Wetlands Park) — Image by kenne
hello little bird
you’re easily not noticed
with your size and speed
— kenne
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Sweetwater Wetlands Park In The Spring — Image by kenne
water treatment plant
urban wildlife habitat
an outdoor classroom
— kenne
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“On The Move” (Greater Roadrunner)– Images by kenne
Greater roadrunner
Enjoys getting attention
Of those around him.
— kenne
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Desert Spiny Lizard, Sweetwater Wetlands Park, Tucson, Arizona — Image by kenne
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Redwing Blackbirds Are Very Common At The Sweetwater Wetlands Park In Tucson (April 29, 2022) — Images by kenne
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Frogs In Pond — Image by kenne
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Yesterday, I spent an afternoon with my friend Tom at the Sweetwater Wetlands, photographing
waterfowl.
We were hoping to see some dragonflies, but it’s still too early with overnight temperatures near
freezing here in the desert.
— kenne
The Images include Mallards, American Coots, and American Wigeons — Images by kenne
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Neon Skimmer, Male (Sweetwater Wetlands, October 6, 2021) — Image by kenne
“Did you know that at the time of the dinosaurs…
Some dragonflies could be as big as a hawk.”
— Paulette Morin.
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Pond Frogs at Sweetwater Wetlands — Images by kenne
“We are born princes and the civilizing process makes us frogs.”
— Eric Berne.
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American Coot, Sweetwater Wetlands (October 6, 2021) — Image by kenne
Don’t call me a duck
Because I float on water
I’m just an “old coot.”
— kenne
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