The little deer at the forest’s edge
At first, I could only see a small brown spot in the meadow—a deer, clearly. Looking closer, it was a fawn. Then a second one emerged from the cornfield. They calmly walked through the meadow before
On summer’s hottest days, she returned to the same pier—the white wagtail, with its high, metallic call aimed toward the water. The pier offers a clear view, helping her spot insects and danger early. In Latvia, the white wagtail is even the
I observed and photographed this kingfisher pair for hours. Both female and male perched by the nest for several seconds—sometimes up to a minute—instead of the usual 1–2 seconds, resulting in many great shots.
Sometimes everything just falls into place: the light, sunset, clouds—and then a pair of swans appeared, making the scene perfect. I captured many shots, so I’m sharing a larger selection. Which one is your favorite?
Back when the grain had not yet been harvested and the drought was not so severe. Poppies and cornflowers always create a beautiful contrast in the field.