Trying to hide in the branches. (Karen Dalot)Resting on a fence post. (Karen Dalot)I had my fill, time to fly away. (Karen Dalot)
A chickadee. (Karen Dalot)Just hanging around. (Karen Dalot)
A woodpecker. (Karen Dalot)Checking out the views. (Karen Dalot)Nothing shows the fall colors better… a gray fox, Wilton (Jim Knox)With the leaves now gone and temps on the way down, early morning mist moves in and snow will not be far behind. Wilton. (Jim Knox)A Great Blue Heron, Hills Pond. (Jim Knox)Mosher Hill Waterfall at high water. (Paige Plourde)Mosher Hill Waterfall at high water. (Paige Plourde)Friday’s crusty snow cover created interesting patterns on blades of grass. (Don Waterhouse)Light crusty snow capped red berries Friday morning. (Don Waterhouse)
Thank you, all. Nice wild life close-ups. Such a gorgeous fox, Jim.
These are all beautiful. Birds at our feeders were filling up today ahead of the storm.
Jim Knox: Congratulations on winning the grand prize in the Down East Reader’s Photo Contest for wildlife with your excellent scarlet tanager entry. Well done! Well deserved!
What a gorgeous “Foggy Maine in Late Fall”. Usually we think “a painting so realistic that it looks like a photograph”, but this is the opposite. Could be Mary Cassatt. Thanks
Thanks folks for your kind comments; Jane Naliboff: As we all know lots of nice work today by you and others as this site a good example. The competition becomes very tough the more you stick your foot ( or lens ) out in the World today! …”.It is such an Honor……Thanks! ” ..
Don Waterhouse your berries are pretty.
Thought of taking that shot myself on the way home this morning. couldn’t find the bush again. Now i don’t need to.
All great pictures but I like the red berry best.
Where is Mosher Hill waterfalls?
https://www.google.com/maps/@44.7450118,-70.1176783,3094m/data=!3m1!1e3
Thank you, all. Nice wild life close-ups. Such a gorgeous fox, Jim.
These are all beautiful. Birds at our feeders were filling up today ahead of the storm.
Jim Knox: Congratulations on winning the grand prize in the Down East Reader’s Photo Contest for wildlife with your excellent scarlet tanager entry. Well done! Well deserved!
What a gorgeous “Foggy Maine in Late Fall”. Usually we think “a painting so realistic that it looks like a photograph”, but this is the opposite. Could be Mary Cassatt. Thanks
Thanks folks for your kind comments; Jane Naliboff: As we all know lots of nice work today by you and others as this site a good example. The competition becomes very tough the more you stick your foot ( or lens ) out in the World today! …”.It is such an Honor……Thanks! ” ..
Don Waterhouse your berries are pretty.
Thought of taking that shot myself on the way home this morning. couldn’t find the bush again. Now i don’t need to.