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Alaskaphotography

On the way to Whitehorse

White Pass rail D81_5897_zHeading north from Skagway, Alaska, toward Whitehorse, Yukon province on the White Pass & Yukon railroad.

Comment 27 June 2017 john gregory
Alaskaphotography

Skagway view

Skagway village and Nahku Bay imageThe view of Skagway village, Alaska, and Taiya Inlet from the north of town

Comment 26 June 2017 john gregory
Alaskaphotography

Taiya Inlet view

Taiya inlet view image D81_5847_zDuring last month’s visit to south-east Alaska, we caught this view to the south from the Taiya Inlet as we approached Skagway.

Comment 24 June 2017 john gregory
Alaskaphotography

Alaskan iceberg

alaska iceberg Endicott arm image d5769zA solitary iceberg floated by during our cruise on Stephan’s Passage south of Juneau, Alaska, last month.

Comment 22 June 201722 June 2017 john gregory
Alaskaphotography

Abandoned ship

Abandoned ship D81_5639_zNear Juneau, Alaska, last month

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Alaskaphotography

Morning moon over Admiralty Island

Dawn over Admiralty Island D81_5615_zFrom Stephan’s Passage between Ketchikan and Juneau, the sunrise highlighted Admiralty Island under a morning moon

Comment 19 June 2017 john gregory
birdsMainemaine woodsphotography

Pre-summer sapsucker

yellow-bellied sapsucker male D81_6397_zA male sapsucker stopped by the other day

Comment 18 June 201716 June 2017 john gregory
bogsMainemaine woodsphotography

Nobody home today

beaver den D81_5465_zThe beaver’s den in the far bog was idle this day; we waited for an hour and all was quiet.

Comment 17 June 201716 June 2017 john gregory
bogsMainemaine woodsphotography

Beaver heading home

Image Comment 16 June 2017 john gregory
Alaskabirdsphotography

Where eagles stare

Eagle on a roof D81_5555_zDuring a recent visit to Ketchikan, Alaska, we heard that eagles are commonplace along Alaska’s southeastern shore. We found them perched on houses, on tree tops along the water’s edge, and cellphone towers.

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