Passadumkeag ridge as seen from Madagascal stream.
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Wind mills of Passadumkeag
Looking out onto Passadumkeag ridge south of Burlington ME.
Madagascal streaming
A favorite place miles from a power line and the only man-made noise is from 30,000 feet high.
Frog Man 2
First we hear their sounds. It takes time to zero in on a location. Even then, we had to look very carefully to find them in plain sight.
Frog Man
The bull frogs were in full force over at the far bog while the beavers were asleep or working elsewhere.
Maybe a warbler
From the recent visit to the farthest bog where the beavers swim we caught this warbler, or something else, on the trail.
Woodpecker
This is one of our regulars. Most likely a male hairy woodpecker based on a the red crown and beak, but we have seen downy woodpeckers here also.
Robin from the backyard
We had a good week for birding close to home. Robins have finally arrived to look for food in the backyard.
Flight of ducks on approach to the bog
Springtime on the bog
Last week, when we approached the bog where the beavers have set up, we spotted this scene on the other side of the trail.
