Becker Lake 2020
| Becker Lake is the logical place to go in Round Valley for sunrise and sunset pictures. It is also good for insects. |
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| The real photographer. |
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| For those who don't know damselflies rest with their wings along their bodies whereas dragonflies have their wings outstreatched as the eight-spotted skimmer below. |
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| Familiar Bluet - Enallagma civile |
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| Gray Hairstreak - Strymon melinus |
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| Common Buckeye - Junonia coenia |
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| Familiar Bluet - Enallagma civile - teneral (immature) |
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| The tree swallows are thick after the sun goes down. |
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| The yellow-headed blackbirds swarm at Becker Wildlife during the day and come to Becker Lake in the evening. |
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| This has been the only night hawk I have had the opportunity to get a shot of. He was back lit so not nearly as good as the one that Fely got. |
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| The mule deer come to drink about dark. |
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| The shot above and below were taken when the fires were raging in California thus the sun turning to blood. |
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| The picture above and those below are of the harvest moon on Oct 1. |
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| A Snowgoose visitor. |
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| A Common Goldeneye |
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| Loons |
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| End of the day. |
| Return |