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(Thank you Rivadock for the ID)
I know it's been forever since I've been on flickr. I am missing being on here often. Been busy these days I'm missing taking pics as much as I should!

Oh yeah I know I'm late but I do hope that everyone had a wonderful holiday month and looking forward for each other's goals for this year!

This shot was taken last month, actually a few days before X-mas.

I existed out the elevator from my crib on the top floor when i noticed this noticeable figure in the trees. I didn't have my glasses; so thankfully the unit was near to the elevator. Anxious to see what it was I ran inside grabbed my glasses and ran back out! OMG, it was a beauty! A juvenile, Cooper's Hawk in the trees! And nice and close at that!

I kept looking at the time, as it was almost time for me to go to work.

So I made the mad dash into the condo, grabbed my 50-200mm lens and started snapping away! This was the only decent shot I took of the bird!

I was so EXCITED to see this morning vision and it heightened me to continue taking pictures!

Took a shot of this beautiful bird on the hunt for a meal.. This is my first time getting a shot of this species of heron.

Was just walking on the board walk when I spotted this little guy! My what timing!! It was sunning itself right in the light. It was something about this shot that intrigued me: the lizard between the light with the surrounding darkness resting on dead palm leaves.

Not sure what kind of dragonfly this creature was but he/she sure was green as can be! I pretty looked over the greenery and spotted him!! Gorgeous animal!

This was the only decent shot I took of the bird before the sun went down. Tom was taking shots of the bird earlier while I was sunset shots.
After looking at the bird I realized that I took shots of this species before. Not in the wild but at Flamingo Gardens Bird Sanctuary. There was a couple of nesting above and another one walking in the water. I was half thinking of uploading those shots. But this is the first time I've seen these species in the wild.