On a quiet day along Fishers Island sound last month, a heron contemplates the day.
Heron on the marsh
On a quiet day along Fishers Island sound last month, a heron contemplates the day.
During our recent visit to the Ice Pond, a number of different birds were lounging around the middle of the pond. Of note were several juvenile night herons among the more usual egrets and mallards.
From the edge of Poggy Bay, a great blue heron paused before flying away.
The Noank, Connecticut, shoreline near dusk in late October.
While walking by the Ice Pond the other day, the only visitors were a pair of mallards. The Canada geese were at another venue, the egrets were a no-show, the black-crowned herons were lurking somewhere else, and the seagulls were socially distancing.
During a brief visit to the Ice Pond in southeastern Connecticut this week, we were lucky enough to be waiting for something to happen when a pair of egrets decided to visit the lakeside.
The “blockhouse” on the southwest corner of Fort Western, overlooking the Kennebec River in Augusta, Maine. The fort dates from 1754 and was originally a British outpost in the mostly wilderness areas northeast of Boston.
The loons have become a daily presence on Woodbury Pond since the majority of boaters and shore line wanderers have departed.
A tree of many branches lost its balance in the Jamies Pond Wildlife Management area near Manchester, Maine.
From the dock on the Madagascal Stream looking east last weekend.