I really appreciate that what is photographed is also identified for the reader. I am constantly expanding my knowledge about the world around me thanks to the wonderful images, and accurate IDs. Thank to all contributors.
Beautiful shots, as always. Thanks.
Jane, I think the young loon is just doing the back-stroke for a change of pace.
Ahh, beautiful fall in Maine.
To: “always learning” Very well said!!
Thank you all of you!! I don’t know if it’s just me, the changing seasons or what, but I have been so wonderfully and spiritually rewarded by rthese pics today!!! Even more so than usual. Thank you with an overflowing, grateful heart!!!!
I was so very fortunate to be in the boat with Jane Knox when she photographed the beautiful young loon. And I’m blessed to be able to enjoy all of your photos. Thank you!
Thanks, Tobey. The pleasure was mine, especially when you pointed out a big motor vessel was heading toward our little slowly drifting dingy!
Great photos everyone! I especially like the Brown Creeper, Spotted Sandpiper and Lincoln’s Sparrow.
I really appreciate that what is photographed is also identified for the reader. I am constantly expanding my knowledge about the world around me thanks to the wonderful images, and accurate IDs. Thank to all contributors.
Beautiful shots, as always. Thanks.
Jane, I think the young loon is just doing the back-stroke for a change of pace.
Ahh, beautiful fall in Maine.
To: “always learning” Very well said!!
Thank you all of you!! I don’t know if it’s just me, the changing seasons or what, but I have been so wonderfully and spiritually rewarded by rthese pics today!!! Even more so than usual. Thank you with an overflowing, grateful heart!!!!
I was so very fortunate to be in the boat with Jane Knox when she photographed the beautiful young loon. And I’m blessed to be able to enjoy all of your photos. Thank you!
Thanks, Tobey. The pleasure was mine, especially when you pointed out a big motor vessel was heading toward our little slowly drifting dingy!
Great photos everyone! I especially like the Brown Creeper, Spotted Sandpiper and Lincoln’s Sparrow.