Vote for the January Photo-observation of the Month

The winner from last month was kind enough to act as the January judge. Larry Clarfeld, at North Branch Nature Center, looked at over 600 photo-observations and selected just 4 amazing images as finalists. Take a close look at each one and vote for your favorite photo-observation. You can vote by replying to this post with the number of the photo-observation you like best.

  1. http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/515233
  2. http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/504675
  3. http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/506413
  4. http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/491576
Posted on 03 February, 2014 19:28 by kpmcfarland kpmcfarland

Comments

1 amazing shot

Posted by kpmcfarland about 10 years ago

1 - it's a great action shot and robins mean spring albeit a tad early.

Posted by susanelliott about 10 years ago

3

Posted by zaccota about 10 years ago

Was hard enough narrowing it down to 4. But I have to go with the Hawk Owl. Nice composition, nice bird, nice shot, Josh! My vote goes to #2.

Posted by larry522 about 10 years ago

Those are really really tough…they're all awesome! That said I think I have to vote for #1. Maybe it's just the hopefulness of spring that it evokes.

Posted by juliefiliberti about 10 years ago

They are all super, but I have to go with #1.

Posted by rpayne about 10 years ago

i might be biased but all the shots are super wonderful :) I'm going with #2.

Posted by joannerusso about 10 years ago

1

Posted by khemeon about 10 years ago

Hard to pick, but #1 is my choice.

Posted by tarmat about 10 years ago

Great shots but I always go for a special picture of a commonly seen bird, #1.

Posted by marvelliott about 10 years ago

4 Great light on that little squirrel!

Posted by pattismi about 10 years ago

3. don't get to see that every day

Posted by evening about 10 years ago

4

Posted by kylejones about 10 years ago

3

Posted by emahtunan about 10 years ago

1... but hard choice!

Posted by charlie about 10 years ago

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