While paddling down the Madagascal stream somewhere south of Lincoln, Maine this past summer; and yes, this is a repeat ~
Tree worthy sights
While paddling down the Madagascal stream somewhere south of Lincoln, Maine this past summer; and yes, this is a repeat ~
Strong colors was the rule this year around the bog. Despite several days of strong winds, leaves of color persisted on the branches for many days.
During a recent patrol over to the far bog, we attempted to sneak up on a small group of ducks hanging around the open water. Before we could get very close, they flew off in a panic. For the next five minutes they flew in circles over us and the edges of the bog.
A Woodbury pond evening sky in mid autumn
From a couple of Springs ago, an osprey mom is alerted by our approach along the Connecticut coastline
The latest project by our local beaver team includes dimension lumber as well as the usual complement of trunks, branches, leaves, and mud.
We have recently found several beaver dams in the backwoods. While we are hoping to get some pictures of the new inhabitants, we have gone back to the archives and found some interesting images from the past (here is an April 2017 snapshot from the far bog).