Shanty Hollow - Part 4 - Winter Woodlands
Snow in Kentucky can be a hit and miss opportunity. Most winters the south central part of the state gets only a token or two of snow days. Sometimes, we get more, and sometimes we actually get what I call a mini blizzard. The first week of January saw one of those mini blizzards wrap itself around Shanty Hollow and I loved it. So for part of one day, then a few days later, for the entire day, I was able to get out and track through this beautiful and enchanting location ... in the snow. (Additional Shanty Hollow videos listed below)
Ancient Migration: Photographing Sandhill Cranes
Sandhill cranes are one of the most amazing migratory birds. The largest migration route takes across the central plains and into Nebraska where several hundred thousand of this fascinating birds congregate. A smaller, yet still impressive migration occurs a bit further east where 30,000 to 40,000 Sandhills make a stop over near Seymour, Indiana which is but a few hours drive from my home. I've managed to make it up there a few time across the past few years and have captured a lot of video and still photo's from those outings. This video is a compilation of those efforts. Please enjoy "Ancient Migration: Photographing Sandhill Cranes".
Additional footage: Shanty Hollow Part 1
Shanty Hollow Part 2
Shanty Hollow Part 3
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