This squirrel has been looking for a snack. (Karen Dalot)He thinks that he found something. (Karen Dalot)What do I see over there? (Karen Dalot)The hair is standing up on my back, I found plenty of treats to eat here. (Karen Dalot)It is a balancing act but he got the treasure. (Karen Dalot)Starks, Maine. (Heidi Jean Marshall)Sawyers Mill Lily Pond. (Heidi Jean Marshall)Where’d the snow go? All rolled up! (Heidi Jean Marshall)Moonlight. (Karen Dalot)Moon craters. (Karen Dalot)(Karen Dalot)(Karen Dalot)Whistlestop bridge. (Paige Plourde)Sunburst through a winter tree. (Paige Plourde)Sunburst. (Paige Plourde)Geese in the corn stubble in Farmington falls. (Dennis York)Whitetails in Wilton. (Dennis York)The gold is coming back; a Gold Finch in Wilton. (Jim Knox)“Saving the Lady!” After monitoring her behavior and health and being at risk near the highway; Warden Kris Maccabe thought it best to relocate a female moose on RT. 156 out of Wilton.(Jim Knox)Putting a moose to sleep and having her fall in the right place can be tricky at best. Warden Maccabe had hoped it would fall in the snow but that didn’t happen. She fell in a brook nearby. (Jim Knox)After rolling the moose over and into a flat boat, things went better. (Jim Knox)Once the relocation was made they fitted the moose with a GPS/VHF collar and ear tags so Wardens can learn about her movements as well as her fate. The moose was moved to the Weld area. (Jim Knox)A deer in Weld, trying to send a message. It’s a real sweetheart. It carries its heart on its nose! (Jim Knox)A hazy Sugarloaf from Flagstaff Lake. (C. Tappan)My backyard in the faint morning sun. (Bernadette Harvell)Ice formations of the upper reaches of the Carrabassett River. (Stephanie Flanagan)Ice formations of the upper reaches of the Carrabassett River. (Stephanie Flanagan)Ice formations of the upper reaches of the Carrabassett River. (Stephanie Flanagan)Ice formations of the upper reaches of the Carrabassett River. (Stephanie Flanagan)Ice formations of the upper reaches of the Carrabassett River. (Stephanie Flanagan)Ice formations of the upper reaches of the Carrabassett River. (Stephanie Flanagan)
Absolutely beautiful! I enjoyed all.i look so forward to these photos, I can’t thank you enough! Karen love the moon photos🙂so nice.
Paige: the sunburst through a winter tree is gorgeous. Jim: love the heart on the nose of the deer….and thank you Kris for saving the moose!! Great pictures by all.
The moon, the ice & the b&w sunburst are wonders. Thanks, everyone, for getting the pics.
Absolutely beautiful! I enjoyed all.i look so forward to these photos, I can’t thank you enough! Karen love the moon photos🙂so nice.
Paige: the sunburst through a winter tree is gorgeous. Jim: love the heart on the nose of the deer….and thank you Kris for saving the moose!! Great pictures by all.
The moon, the ice & the b&w sunburst are wonders. Thanks, everyone, for getting the pics.