The end of winter on a Maine bog is highlighted from an April sunset. White turns to brown and snow is now just liquid water.

The bog’s edge is still emerging from the winter.

The sunset highlights the most interesting tree trunk in the bog.

Toward the end of an early spring day, the pre-eclipse moon rises above the beaver bog. The subtle reflection of the setting sun on the tree trunks made this one special for me.

Wandering through the back woods last week; the lack of regular snowfall allows numerous tracks to accumulate.

Sitting on the edge of the bog with a low December sun filtering through the woods behind us. There is liquid water but it is cold out here.

This past week included visits to the beaver bog when there was some sunlight; snowfall so far this year is just below the level requiring snow shoes.

This bog water is frozen solid but looks fluid; branches, grasses, leaves, and air bubbles are captured during this week.