A U.S. Forest Service Recreation Area in the Talladega National Forest
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An autumn view of the creek leading into Lake Chinnabee.
A brace of ducks taking off from Lake Chinnabee in their fall migration south.
A brace of ducks taking a break from their fall migration south on Lake Chinnabee.
An early autumn view of Devil’s Den looking downstream from the waterfalls
The first thing Monday morning on this camping trip, a pileated woodpecker was feeding on this large, old tree crook. Unfortunately, by the time I got up and set the Nikon up on the tripod, the woodpecker took off and never came back throughout the day.
Goldenrod [Solidago] blooming in autumn next to Lake Channabee.
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Now i realize why i don’t have a Nikon only a point ‘n shoot Canon SX 200 ~ wish i had better but for instant shooting it’s awful nice.
Pretty Fall,
Thank you.
nice