My favorite feature of The Daily Bulldog! Thanks for sharing, everyone!
Awesome pictures, love the wildlife, and a few birds I’ve never seen..
Spectacular photos this week. Thanks to all, love the birds!
Tremendous photos!!!! Thank you everyone.
Thanks everyone for sharing. I wondered where that indigo bunting went after it stopped at our feeders one day this Spring. Nice take on the horse in the meadow, Jim.
Stunning. I’d say Magazine or calendar photos for sure. Except for snake!! It is huge.
Thomas Oliver….. impressive. You are such an artist.
This lake is actually Loon Lake shot from the Dallas Hill area up near Saddleback Lodge. This smaller of the the Rangeley Lakes is great place to scout out off Loon Hill Road where I live.
The peony detail would make Georgia O’Keefe smile! Thanks, Elizabeth (Stu) Mehlin!
as always more beautiful pictures to enjoy.Thank You
Awesome pictures and thank you for sharing them with us! I always look forward to this treat and see where the pictures were taken as well as who took them!!!
I live in Florida but my heart is in Maine.
Thank you for the wonderful photography in the heart of Maine and the beauty that is in our backyards.
My 23 years in Maine were spent in Western Mountains (UMF and Carrabassett Valley) then Mid Coast (Camden Rockport, Rockland) – a move back to HOT Florida in 2000 – I still long for the beauty of Maine and visit as often as possible.
Finding the Daily Bulldog last fall was the GREATEST free press online paper – thank you again for the wonderful news, awesome photo’s and the good stories of your beautiful area.
Keep up the good work –
Sincerely,
Judi Eberle
Cocoa Beach, FL
perfect
I love seeing the pictures of our faithful photographers , but also welcome the new contributors. Thanks for sharing Dawna and Ira!
I often send the link of these pages to my relatives in Europe. Your pictures are seen well beyond the United States.
one word…..awesome…
Thank you for posting such wonderful and beautiful pictures. Always check the outdoor section right after obits.
My favorite feature of The Daily Bulldog! Thanks for sharing, everyone!
Awesome pictures, love the wildlife, and a few birds I’ve never seen..
Spectacular photos this week. Thanks to all, love the birds!
Tremendous photos!!!! Thank you everyone.
Thanks everyone for sharing. I wondered where that indigo bunting went after it stopped at our feeders one day this Spring. Nice take on the horse in the meadow, Jim.
Stunning. I’d say Magazine or calendar photos for sure. Except for snake!! It is huge.
Thomas Oliver….. impressive. You are such an artist.
This lake is actually Loon Lake shot from the Dallas Hill area up near Saddleback Lodge. This smaller of the the Rangeley Lakes is great place to scout out off Loon Hill Road where I live.
The peony detail would make Georgia O’Keefe smile! Thanks, Elizabeth (Stu) Mehlin!
as always more beautiful pictures to enjoy.Thank You
Awesome pictures and thank you for sharing them with us! I always look forward to this treat and see where the pictures were taken as well as who took them!!!
I live in Florida but my heart is in Maine.
Thank you for the wonderful photography in the heart of Maine and the beauty that is in our backyards.
My 23 years in Maine were spent in Western Mountains (UMF and Carrabassett Valley) then Mid Coast (Camden Rockport, Rockland) – a move back to HOT Florida in 2000 – I still long for the beauty of Maine and visit as often as possible.
Finding the Daily Bulldog last fall was the GREATEST free press online paper – thank you again for the wonderful news, awesome photo’s and the good stories of your beautiful area.
Keep up the good work –
Sincerely,
Judi Eberle
Cocoa Beach, FL
perfect
I love seeing the pictures of our faithful photographers , but also welcome the new contributors. Thanks for sharing Dawna and Ira!
I often send the link of these pages to my relatives in Europe. Your pictures are seen well beyond the United States.
one word…..awesome…
Thank you for posting such wonderful and beautiful pictures. Always check the outdoor section right after obits.