Snow bunting on snow. (Elizabeth (Stu) Mehlin/New Sharon)This is what the sky looked like just before all these storms. (Elizabeth (Stu) Mehlin/New Sharon)The forest has eyes. Deep in the woods of Wilton, a deer watches me take a picture of him. (Jim Knox/Wilton)A juvenile northern shrike lands near by. All of the other small birds did not like him. In Wilton. (Jim Knox/Wilton)The back of a juvenile northern shrike showing his dark wings. (Jim Knox/Wilton)In a blinding snowstorm, a deer makes its way through deep snow in Wilton. (Jim Knox/Wilton)A barred owl in a storm looking for some food in Wilton. (Jim Knox/Wilton)Waiting at the edge of the woods under some thick pines for the snow to let up. (Jane Naliboff/Chesteville)Like loons who pull one leg at a time out of the cold water, turkeys warm one foot/leg at a time by pulling it up under their wings near their warm bellies, then switch legs. Without this ability they’d certainly suffer from frostbite. (Jane Naliboff/Chesteville)A frozen world on Parker pond. (Jane Naliboff/Chesteville)Gosh darn cold, but so beautiful and crisp. (Jane Naliboff/Chesteville)These friends were desperately searching for a spot out of the falling snow. (Jane Naliboff/Chesteville)Colorful Mr. Cardinal listening to my camera shutter clicks. (Jane Naliboff/Chesteville)One snowflake. One of billions of billions more to come. (Jane Naliboff/Chesteville)OK, turn it off. We have enough. Mr. Hairy Woodpecker was growing impatient with snow falling on his face. (Jane Naliboff/Chesteville)A break before the next storm at Rangeley Lake. (Jane Knox/Rangeley)Snow clouds gathering on Maine’s northern borders. (Jane Knox/Rangeley)Everything solidifying. (Jane Knox/Rangeley)I wish my camera did this snow-bow over Wilson Lake in Wilton this morning (Feb. 8) more justice. (Tom Marcellino/New Sharon)
The Parker Pond picture would make a perfect Christmas picture!
Breathtakingly beautiful pictures week after week!!
Thanks so much to each of you.
Even tho’ I don’t write every week, please know that every week I sing your praises!
Simply fabulous!!!
Thank you all for this weeks beautiful pictures. Will be glad when it stops snowing
Awesome photos, thank you all!
Snow bunting is a first for me. Thanks for getting out in the cold with cameras.
Love the vanishing point perspective of your Rangeley Lake photo, Jane Knox.
More beautiful photos; thanks for sharing. Those animals look so cold – even with their puffed-up plumage and fur.
Thanks to all for these beautiful pictures, some of these put a chill in my bones,
Jane Naliboff thank you once again for the amazing photos (Mr. Cardinal has quite the little attitude!!) I really appreciate the educational commentaries – I did not know why birds tuck on foot at a time under their feathers.
Thank you all for sharing the photos.
Lovely to see the rainbow over Wilson Pond!
Thank you for the fabulous pictures.
These are amazing photos. I always enjoy the bird and deer pics. The Parker Pond photo is stunning. I look forward to the photos each week. Thanks for sharing, as always.
SOme of these photos would be beautiful blown up and framed! Thanks so much for sharing with us..
The Parker Pond picture would make a perfect Christmas picture!
Breathtakingly beautiful pictures week after week!!
Thanks so much to each of you.
Even tho’ I don’t write every week, please know that every week I sing your praises!
Simply fabulous!!!
Thank you all for this weeks beautiful pictures. Will be glad when it stops snowing
Awesome photos, thank you all!
Snow bunting is a first for me. Thanks for getting out in the cold with cameras.
Love the vanishing point perspective of your Rangeley Lake photo, Jane Knox.
More beautiful photos; thanks for sharing. Those animals look so cold – even with their puffed-up plumage and fur.
Thanks to all for these beautiful pictures, some of these put a chill in my bones,
Jane Naliboff thank you once again for the amazing photos (Mr. Cardinal has quite the little attitude!!) I really appreciate the educational commentaries – I did not know why birds tuck on foot at a time under their feathers.
Thank you all for sharing the photos.
Lovely to see the rainbow over Wilson Pond!
Thank you for the fabulous pictures.
These are amazing photos. I always enjoy the bird and deer pics. The Parker Pond photo is stunning. I look forward to the photos each week. Thanks for sharing, as always.
SOme of these photos would be beautiful blown up and framed! Thanks so much for sharing with us..