Ravenswood Pond, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, Charleston, SC
March 7, 2026
Great Egret, Foggy Morning
Tag Archives: Fog
Spoonie Tree Through The Fog
Yes, this dead tree is still standing, well more like listing.
Donnelley Wildlife Management Area, SC
December 21, 2025
Cormorants In The Fog
Double Crested Cormorants were all around on this foggy morning.
Donnelley Wildlife Management Area, SC
December 30, 2024
Family Cemetery Gate
A small cemetery plot sits on the grounds of the Department of Natural Resources lodge at Donnelley WMA. I’ve passed it hundreds of times, walked around it dozens of times. This time the fog called me to try to capture the essence.
Billy Fields Family Cemetery Plot
Donnelley Wildlife Management Area, SC
December 30, 2024
Shore Birds Through the Fog
Willets, I think, based on the wing markings.
Mary’s House Pond
Bear Island Wildlife Management Area, SC
February 15, 2024
Ravenswood Pond, October Morning, 2022
This was taken about 15 minutes after sunrise, after the coolest night we’ve had this fall, down around 40 F (4 C). Hardly a creature was stirring and I saw no wading birds.
Ravenswood Pond, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, Charleston, SC
October 20, 2022
I took almost the same scene a year ago, with more vegetation floating in the pond:
Ravenswood Pond, October Morning
Foggy Sunrise at Bear Island
September 16, 2022
Seeing The Forest and the Trees
It was a morning to be aware of both the forest and the trees, standing tall in the fog.
Donnelley Wildlife Management Area, SC
December 12, 2021
Trees Marking the Way
This image was taken the same morning as my post Roseate Spoonbills on Foggy Pond. Surprisingly for such foggy conditions there was no issue with condensation on my lens.
Tundra Swans Through Fog
The Tundra Swans are still hanging out at Bear Island Wildlife Management Area although local lore says they will be heading north any day now. A flock averaging 300 of these Swans has been coming to this area every winter since the mid 1970s.
On this morning the fog was dense and the air perfectly still. The gnats almost carried us off. The water level in this pond is low and these Swans were wading or sitting in mud rather than swimming.
A few took off and disappeared into the fog before I could even focus on them.
Taken 3/3/2019