Today I just have a few pix with the shooting information included. I rarely include that info. Within the next day or so I intend to write something of more significance.
Immature Yellow-headed Blackbird. Made from my car with my 500mm lens resting on a pillow. ISO 200, F5, 1/125th sec., Illinois Beach State Park
Immature Black-crowned Night Heron, From my car with my 500mm lens resting on a pillow.ISO 200, F4, 1/100th sec. Pre-dawn, Horicon Marsh NWR, Wisconsin
Luna Moth. Tripod, ISO 100, 75-300mm lens set at 195mm, F14, 1/80th sec., Wyalusing State Park, Mississippi River, Wisconsin
Baby Barn Swallows. Tripod, ISO 200, 75-300mm lens set at 170mm, F10, 1.30th sec. with dedicated electronic flash, Illinois Beach State Park. 
Rock form at sunset, Badlands N.P., South Dakota. Original image was made with a Pentax 6×7 camera and Pentax 45mm lens and Velvia 50 film.. A tripod was used with an aperture of F22. Shutter speed is unknown. The transparency was copied while it lay on a daylight balanced light table. I used a Nikon D80 and 105 Micro lens, resting on a tripod to make the copy.
Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson 
Nice shots Wayne, and thank you for including the shooting info. I always find it of interest as well as any locations. I’ve never spotted those blackbirds at IL Beach before so I’ll keep my eyes open for them in the future.
Cindy
Thanks Cindy! I know I should include more of that. Most of the images I post are several generations of copies and depending on the software I used, they have lost their exif data. Too lazy sometimes to search back for the original RAW file. This young YHBB is the only one I have seen at IBeach north but there are usually some each summer at Bong. Take care.