For yesterday and today, I headed down to the South Platte River, at Littleton to practice some more bird photography. Beside the river is a pond where couple of geese were preening themselves.

Hanging around here for a half hour, one goose looked towards me, allowing me the capture this image.

This afternoon, a Red-Tailed Hawk was perched in one of the trees near the river bank, facing away from me. I continued to walk until I could get a better view and made this image.

Heading south along the river, there were several Buffelhead Ducks. These little ducks feed by diving to find food.

On the far bank, was a deer grazing among the grass. This deer had one horn that looked like it was deformed — growing forwards instead of upwards.

I made my way back to the parking lot, and arrived home to see an amazing sunset at the end of the day.