Kim writes-
Looking for butterflies on Eastern Point and videotaping the sun setting as the moon was rising. I passed Niles Pond on the drive home and stopped to admire the moonglow over the water. The following dawn brought flaming red skies, a cygnet plaintively searching for its family, and a startlingly large (at least 2 feet in height) Black-crowned Night Heron. Quawking loudly as the sun began to rise, there was a half dozen more roosting in a nearby tree.
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Fabulous footage!!! Many thanks! Was this taken with the “Joey Approved” video camera?
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Thank you so much H. A.
I am using a Canon Vixia HF S21, which I purchased after much consideration. For several reasons I chose the HF S21 over similarly priced video cameras, but especially after comparing color samples, the Canon HF S21 was the most true.
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Great video, Kim.
I’ll bet your heart rate shot up when the Night Heron flew across the face of the rising sun, just as you told it to.
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Fantastic, Kim! Niles Pond is my spot for quietude and communing with Nature. Thanks so much for sharing!
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Wonderful, Kim. Thank you for sharing these special moments with nature.
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Thank you Marty, Sharon, and Jane for your enthusiastic comments. Marty, it was the swan that flew across the face of the sun; both birds were amazingly beautiful!!!
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