Ending the Session and Calling it a Day

Even photographers reach a point where they can no longer sit and take photos of the same bird again and again.

We eventually reach a point where we need to see something else in the viewfinder.

So we move on from the american pipit and look (finally) at something else. Next up is a snowshoe hare. Yes, I wanted him in his white phase also, but this is sumer after all and it just isn't the right time of year for that.

Here's a northern pintail duck taking off from a small pond.

And at the end of the day, we have another red necked phalarope.