KASET OKREK

Feature: Black-necked Stilt

The Black-necked Stilt is a species of bird that should not be expected to be seen at any time unless you are somewhat certain to find it. The Red-shouldered Hawk above was photographed at Exit 131 Rest Stop, Interstate I-75, Fort Myers, Florida USA in July 2010.Well, with that said, how might one expect to find a needle in a haystack?In my case, I was informed of the elusive species' location by reading the wildlife blog of Tom Obrock. The Red-shouldered Hawk above was photographed at Exit 131...

Who Him?

My heart was taken by you... broken by you... and now it is in pieces because of you.Wondering who is that guy?? He was my first love though not really the first in reality..But, he was the first to make my heart beating rapidly..huh! How I wish i could turn back time so that i can undone my silly mistake.There was so much memory of 'him' and me that could drive me crazy like HELL now...I miss all the little thing we once had together..:-(Walk home drowning these memories in the rain biting my lip...

First Time

First time u kiss me, First time ur fingertips...bla..bla...hurmmm...this day, on this night,it'll be my 1st time of blogging..n it also be my 1st time as a blogger..When actually i'm interested in this kind of blogging? It is when i hv so many thing to say, so many feeling to express but then there is no one to hear it..So i take into a consideration to involve in this blogging world..formal for the introduction i think..hehe..:-)I'm not gonna talk much as it is my first trial of writing , but...

Bunche Beach East

Until this past week, it had been a very long while since I visited the east channel that cuts its way from San Carlos Bay into the estuary at Bunche Beach Preserve. The Reddish Egret above was photographed at San Carlos Bay: Bunche Beach Preserve in July 2010.I was well aware that my early morning visit, when I had the chance this week, would be at a very high tide which would make passing the channel impossible on foot as I was.Even at a very low tide, the east channel is nearly chest deep in...

Go Fly A Kite At Harns Marsh

While I was very tempted to take up Fabs Forns' "Project July: Interaction" Sticky at Birdphotographers.net, with a goal of photographing birds and their offspring this week, I decided instead to return inland to Harns Marsh Preserve knowing it unlikely to see fledgling birds. The Limpkin above was photographed at Harns Marsh Preserve in July 2010.If you have yet to visit BPN, I strongly encourage you to do so.There is some extraordinary and world class wildlife photography there with a great community...