Activity LogAmerican SteemA Steem Community about topics in the United States.Subscribe New Post135subscribers$0pending rewards0active postersAll postsExplore CommunitiesTrending CommunitiesNewcomers' CommunitySteemit FeedbackSteemitCryptoAcademyআমার বাংলা ব্লগSteem AllianceKorea • 한국 • KR • KOComunidad LatinaBeauty of CreativitySTEEM CN/中文Tron Fan ClubAVLE 일상Steem POD TeamAmerican SteemTrendingHotNewPayoutsMutedremlaps (76)modlast monthPinnedJuly wildlife in southeastern Pennsylvania: Mammals and small birdsContinuing the series providing an overview of my backyard photography practice during July, today we are looking at…philhughes (70)modMan-at-Arms2 years agoPinnedHalloween Contest: What's Your Favorite Scary Movie? | American SteemWith Halloween just around the corner, I thought, what better time to have a contest about scary movies? Now, whether…remlaps (76)mod2 years agoPinnedYou take the high road and I'll take the low - a short trip through musical historyWhen I was a kid, maybe 4 or 5 years old, there was a song that my grandfather would sing to me while I was sitting on…Collapse Pinned ▲zakar6 (42)24 days agoI Told AI to Break the Rules… This Is What HappenedAI is Changing the Way I Create What if I told you this image was created from nothing but my imagination, a…arthursteem (48)25 days agoThe Grizzly Bear's Long Road Back: Progress, Politics, and an Uncertain FutureFew animals capture the spirit of the American wilderness like the grizzly bear. Massive, powerful, and unmistakably…remlaps (76)mod27 days agoJuly wildlife in southeastern Pennsylvania: Small birds and first encountersHere is the second part of my small birds photography during July. In this post, we have a few birds that have…infinitelore (34)29 days agoThe Word Carved in Wood: What Really Happened to the Lost Colony of Roanoke?An American History Investigation | Documentary Series "There was no sign of struggle. No graves. No bodies. Just…infinitelore (34)29 days agoThe Word Carved in Wood: What Really Happened to the Lost Colony of Roanoke?In August 1590, an English governor named John White waded ashore on a small island off the coast of what is now North…everlore (36)last monthWhen Boston Harbor Became a Teapot: Inside the 1773 Tea PartyThe Night Boston Harbor Turned Into a Teapot The Story of the Boston Tea Party | American History Series My…arthursteem (48)last monthFrom the Brink of Extinction The Remarkable Comeback of America's Bald EagleMy dear American Steem community friends, I was watching a program on TV yesterday when I saw a video about the bald…remlaps (76)mod2 months agoThe Raptors of June in Southeastern Pennsylvania: Vultures and HawksWith this roundup of my June raptor photography, this will be the last post dedicated to my backyard photography…remlaps (76)mod3 months agoHawks and a Bald Eagle: May raptor photography practice in southeastern Pennsylvania - part 2Here is the post that I was saving for "Grand Finale" of my May photography posts. I'm pretty sure these are the most…remlaps (76)mod3 months agoVultures and Kites: May raptor photography practice in southeastern Pennsylvania - part 1As mentioned in my previous post , the last two posts in my photography series covering the May photographs will…remlaps (76)mod3 months agoWildlife photographs in southeastern Pennsylvania: Small animals with multi-month sightings in May - part 2Welcome to part two of the small animal photos that I took during the month of May. Here is part one , and you can…remlaps (76)mod3 months agoWildlife photographs in southeastern Pennsylvania: Small animals with multi-month sightings in May - part 1Consistent with past months, the next post to display my wildlife photos from the month of May will cover small…remlaps (76)mod3 months agoBackyard wildlife photography in southeastern Pennsylvania: Uncommon moments with the American Robin in MayIf you had told me a year ago, or even a couple months ago, that I'd be doing a blog post that focused on the…karenmario (25)4 months agoFrom Sweeping Floors to Owning DreamsMeera woke up every morning before the sun was up. She would walk through the streets with a small steel bucket and an…remlaps (76)mod4 months ago[Citizen Science] April's Raptors in South-Eastern PennsylvaniaAs with last month, I saved the raptors post for the end of the month, since I think these are the most interesting.…remlaps (76)mod4 months agoApril wildlife observations in south-eastern Pennsylvania: repeated encounters with small animalsIn previous posts about April wildlife photography, I covered these topics: Overview: Photography meets citizen…remlaps (76)mod4 months agoWith superzoom cameras, sometimes less zoom means better detailsLearning to make better wildlife photos with Superzoom and Bridge cameras Same hawk, same tree, same…remlaps (76)mod5 months agoOur day trip to Hawk Mountain: Turkey Vultures, Turkey Vultures, and more Turkey VulturesYesterday, @cmp2020 and I took an afternoon trip to the " Hawk Mountain Sanctuary for global raptor…remlaps (76)mod5 months ago[Citizen Science] The Raptors of March in South-Eastern PennsylvaniaIt's time for the next post in my wildlife photography series. Of all the animals I was able to photograph in March…
