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Bruce Leventhal

I am an educator, naturalist, & photographer. I believe it is possible to speak with images & paint with words in a way that can promote real change.
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Great Horned Owls in a Box (Bubo virginianus) - East Central Minnesota

Nikon D800E + Nikon AFS200-400mm f4.0 @ ISO1600

Has Spring Sprung?

March 22, 2015 in March 2015

The calendar suggests that winter is for retro’s and spring is for futurists. On March 20th at 5:45 PM CDT the Vernal Equinox has ushered in a new season. This day is one of two that occur within each calendar year; it is a period when the hours of daylight equal the hours of darkness at night. While the pre-glow of dawn and after-glow of dusk fudge the truth behind the definition, the equinox always is a harbinger for change. So while today continues to feel a bit like winter with the weather terrorists threatening a 6 inch snow, the promise of the Gregorian calendar gives me hope for longer days, warmer weather and a busy spring migration. 

Skunk Cabbage - Kalaloch Rainforest, Olympic Peninsula

Nikon D700 + Nikon AFS 200-400mm f4.0 VR

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Tags: Equinox, Owl, Bird, Nest, Flowers
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