Tag Archives: wildlife
06.07.2021 An eventful Sunday morning at Moosehorn Pond
I went on another bullfrog safari yesterday. It was a little successful but they are still a bit behind schedule due to the cool mornings we’ve been having. I’ll share one or two on FF. Once I accepted the dearth … Continue reading
05/31/2019 Nothing to Grouse about
Yesterday morning I decided to visit a North Quabbin gate where I have found several nice clusters of Pink Lady’s Slippers in the past. After photographing them I started walking back towards my car when I spotted another of my … Continue reading
03.08.2015 Summer Orange
Today was so confusing. There was a glimmer of a sunrise, followed by the sky becoming quite overcast by late morning. Murphy and I went for a walk and a snow squall popped by for a short visit. This afternoon … Continue reading
02.19.2015 More Escapism
I suppose we could say this is the winter from hell frozen over. It just doesn’t want to end and the temperature is staying around 20-30 degrees below normal for this time of the year. Here’s another February warm me … Continue reading
07.01.2014 A good deed rewarded
This morning I did the towels in the laundry for Mary Beth. OK, not the biggest good deed ever, but it is good. When I carried the towels out to the line I saw this first bunny image. I didn’t … Continue reading
06.11.2014 Selfie in a frog’s eye
While photographing Spirit Falls this morning, my friend and I noticed this bullfrog lollygagging near the edge of the stream. It blended right in and we almost didn’t see him sitting there.A most obliging chap, I was able to get … Continue reading
02.10.2012 Painted Turtle behaving badly
Here is an example of aggressive basking behavior in a Painted Turtle. From reading, it appears this behavior has a few contributing factors such as temperature and time of day along with size of the individual. Guess “there just ain’t … Continue reading
11.18.10 Beavers in New Salem
I don’t get to photograph wildlife very often as I spend much of my time pursuing other subjects. It’s not for lack of interest. While hiking along the Middle Branch of the Swift River in New Salem, I was lucky … Continue reading