my '98 Z28

[LimeNine]

out capturing the fall colors today with 95k on the odometer

[KahanaReef]

Very pretty. That is not the only one you took, right?

[jiveass]

yea lets see some more..

[LimeNine]

on the way to that park I got an iPhone snapshot of this Schweet '56 (near Dayton Ohio)

[LimeNine]

I was disappointed that the colors aren't very brilliant YET


so I couldn't help but to focus upon the wild birds
Like this Blue Jay


clouds in and out of the background on this Carolina Chickadee


same deal with this Yellow Rumped Warbler


House Finch


Mourning Dove


there's nothing that compares to digitally capturing wild birds - Fun Times!
Like this Red Tailed Hawk

[KahanaReef]

I just love all the different types of birds you have access to. The foliage isn't bad either

[LimeNine]

snow in the forecast tonight...?... We haven't have full blown fall colors YET .... I'll be back out there tomorrow and probably every afternoon until its over.

[Zapper2003]

Must be nice..our colors have come and gone already.

[LimeNine]

and thanks - I'm obsessed with bird photography. Dayton Ohio is a migratory freeway for birds, we have (5) rivers here in the Miami Valley, seems to be a good area for birds to stop, rest, fatten up a bit to and from Lake Erie

Two weeks ago this Yellow Shafted Flicker was on the top of this light pole at the end of my driveway (woodpecker species)


a week or so ago I had this juvenile Red Tailed Hawk stop to see what I was doing


I was photographing a green heron but those pictures aren't worth sharing and got deleted


Last Friday at a location 10 miles from that hawk above I noticed this red tailed hawk


Nobel Creature


Yesterday in my yard I was stalking this White Breasted Nuthatch and it didn't take long for a rare sun blinding Squint


This afternoon I sighted my very first "palm warbler" most likely in migration route to the warmer south. I wanted better images but I lost this little guy when it flew into the canopy.

[KahanaReef]

I'm impressed that you know the names of all those little birds.

[5.0THIS]

Nice pictures. I'd love to go get some fall shots, but our colors came and went pretty quick this year, and half of our local mountain roads still haven't been rebuilt after they got wiped out from the floods.

[67CamaroRSSS]

on the way to that park I got an iPhone snapshot of this Schweet '56 (near Dayton Ohio)

Close but no cigar. That's a 57...

OTOH, I absolutely love the pictures you post so don't let mixing up your tri-5's stop you.

[LimeNine]

Thanks for the correction.
Here's a '32(?) Ford from a local Wednesday night cruise in, that's my '05 Harley with Phatail conversion and a candy tangerine tribal flame paint job that I sent to Tampa Florida , I'm near Dayton Ohio

[LimeNine]

'56 Nomad

[LimeNine]

'56 at Somernites Cruise


Lake Cumberland Kentucky, Somerset Kentucky Somernites Cruise
'56


'65(?)


Somernites Cruise is the best because they run everybody out of downtown Somerset at 4pm - car show Over! They all cruise this strip after 4pm and act like gasoline is only $0.79/gallon

[LimeNine]

Somernites Cruise






Trans Am Nationals 2012 cruise to Tipp City Ohio


T/A Nationals


Greenville Ohio


Near Dayton Ohio


'34 Chrysler Airfoil

[LimeNine]

Springfield Ohio






I literally have thousands of images












I love this green Camaro










Hooters

[67CamaroRSSS]

'56 Nomad

Ummmm, 55... Compare the tail lights with the 56 below it. The front end looks even more different than the back. Another clue is the wheel well cutouts in the rear. Another way to tell is that the 55 has the gas fill on the right rear quarter while the 56 has the gas fill under the right rear tail light assembly.

Not trying to be a critic. I just don't want folks getting their Tri-5's (55, 56, 57) mixed up.

The orange flames on the black Harley really make it pop...

[LimeNine]

I stand corrected Again lol.

[67CamaroRSSS]

I need to correct myself. The fill neck on the 55 is in the LEFT rear quarter panel while the fill neck on a 56 is under the LEFT rear tail light...

Damn dyslexia...