The outlet stream from the Beaver bog is a typical Spring season hang out for all sorts of ducks. Here a group of mallards check out this year’s version.
Mallards on the stream
The outlet stream from the Beaver bog is a typical Spring season hang out for all sorts of ducks. Here a group of mallards check out this year’s version.
On a visit to the so-called Beaver bog, created by a team of beavers over twenty years ago, we found a beaver near their latest dam. Their work has flooded the bog and made it a useful resource for all kinds of ducks and other creatures.
During our recent visit along the Kennebec river in Gardiner, Maine (see previous posts), we not only had a chance to see a number of herring gulls standing around but some of them actually flew back and forth for us.
Last month when we visited the Gardiner landing along the Kennebec river in central (sort of) Maine, we caught a flock of gulls checking out the local citizens, the ice blocks flowing downstream, and the prospects that Spring was really arriving.
Back in March when the ice on the Kennebec river was breaking up, I managed to find a flock of gulls contemplating the change in season. Here a youngster is keeping their eye on me.