Features/Outdoors Busy in nature by Administrator April 26, 2020April 27, 2020 3 mins read A squirrel. (Karen Dalot) Different finches having a snack. (Karen Dalot) A chipmunk. (Karen Dalot) A fluffy squirrel. (Karen Dalot) A woodpecker. (Karen Dalot) A sparrow. (Karen Dalot) A brown-tailed hawk. (Karen Dalot) A male, brown-headed cowbird. A house finch. (Karen Dalot) A curious squirrel. (Karen Dalot) A Canada Jay just hanging around for a hand out in Rangeley. (Jim Knox) It’s mating season and a couple of wood ducks are getting to know each other in Wilton. (Jim Knox) A beaver enjoying a swim in a sunrise. (Jim Knox) Two deer stop by long enough for a photo. (Jim Knox) Beside the Sandy River in New Sharon. (Elizabeth (Stu) Mehlin) Muskrat in Weld. (Dennis York) Being blue isn’t always bad. (Dennis York) April showers bring April flowers. (Dennis York) Spring peeper. (Dennis York) Woodducks in Carthage. (Dennis York) The Cascade Stream in Farmington is visited by locals. It is a beautiful little stream to sit near and enjoy the sound of the water going over the small falls. (Jim Dwinal) Posing for me. (Jim Dwinal) Three deer came for a vist on Barlen Street in Farmington. They are keeping their safe distance, maybe they know about the Corona virus. (Jim Dwinal) Share this Facebook Messenger Twitter Pinterest Linkedin Whatsapp Reddit Email 8 Comments Thank you, photographers, for bringing cheer to so many of us nature lovers. We look forward to this feature every week. Thanks for all the nice picture’s this week. It’s nice to see something to make you smile. Great job. Great photos. I believe this genus of a woodpecker is called a Flicker. I love the Canada Jay. Also called a Gorbey. I learned this folk tale as a child. https://umaine.edu/folklife/what-we-do/programs-and-events/maine-song-and-story-sampler-map/places/moosehead-lake-the-gorbey/ These photos are wonderful! I also look forward to these,I will enjoy looking at them a few times, thanks to all ! Stay safe 🙂 Wonderful pictures as always. Thanks to all of you who share your talent. Karen, love your bird photos. Thank you to all for the beautiful wildlife pictures again this week. Look forward to them each week. Keep up the good work and keep them coming. Jim, Your beaver photo is stunning! Thanks to all. Thanks to all for the reminders of where I was raised. Maine does have beautiful flora and fauna! Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published. Δ
Thank you, photographers, for bringing cheer to so many of us nature lovers. We look forward to this feature every week.
Thanks for all the nice picture’s this week. It’s nice to see something to make you smile. Great job.
Great photos. I believe this genus of a woodpecker is called a Flicker. I love the Canada Jay. Also called a Gorbey. I learned this folk tale as a child. https://umaine.edu/folklife/what-we-do/programs-and-events/maine-song-and-story-sampler-map/places/moosehead-lake-the-gorbey/
These photos are wonderful! I also look forward to these,I will enjoy looking at them a few times, thanks to all ! Stay safe 🙂
Wonderful pictures as always. Thanks to all of you who share your talent. Karen, love your bird photos.
Thank you to all for the beautiful wildlife pictures again this week. Look forward to them each week. Keep up the good work and keep them coming.
Thank you, photographers, for bringing cheer to so many of us nature lovers. We look forward to this feature every week.
Thanks for all the nice picture’s this week. It’s nice to see something to make you smile. Great job.
Great photos. I believe this genus of a woodpecker is called a Flicker. I love the Canada Jay. Also called a Gorbey. I learned this folk tale as a child. https://umaine.edu/folklife/what-we-do/programs-and-events/maine-song-and-story-sampler-map/places/moosehead-lake-the-gorbey/
These photos are wonderful! I also look forward to these,I will enjoy looking at them a few times, thanks to all ! Stay safe 🙂
Wonderful pictures as always. Thanks to all of you who share your talent. Karen, love your bird photos.
Thank you to all for the beautiful wildlife pictures again this week. Look forward to them each week.
Keep up the good work and keep them coming.
Jim,
Your beaver photo is stunning! Thanks to all.
Thanks to all for the reminders of where I was raised. Maine does have beautiful flora and fauna!