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Atlantic Puffins and Grey Seals
One of my photography goals, when I was in Maine in June, was to photograph Atlantic Puffins. I had never seen a puffin, except in various media. They are very unusual, beautiful seabirds, and I was excited that I might … Continue reading
Posted in Bird Photographs, National and State Parks, Nature, Wildlife
Tagged Petit Manaan, Puffins
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Maine, A Photographer’s Paradise
I was in Maine for 16 days in June, spending two days in Portland before driving the scenic route along the coast to Tremont on Mount Desert Island (MDI). In Tremont, I rented a quiet cottage (Seaside Cottages) on the … Continue reading
First Images from Maine — Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, Puffins, and Common Loons
Before beginning this article, I want to share my excitement for reaching a blog milestone. As of today, I have had over 25,000 views on my blog in just a little over a year with more than 100 views daily … Continue reading
Posted in Bird Photographs, Nature, Wildlife
Tagged acadia national park, Bass Harbor Lighthouse, Common Loon, Puffin
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Nesting House Wrens
On Wednesday morning last week, I went in search of the pair of Barred Owls that I have photographed on several occasions. I was hoping to find them on their nest and possibly with young owlets. The owls are in … Continue reading
Tree Swallow Fledgling at the Rappahannock River
This Saturday morning, I went to the Rappahannock River in northern Virginia to photograph the sunrise and the large number of Great Blue Herons that frequent the river. Unfortunately, it was overcast from an early morning fog; therefore, the sunrise … Continue reading
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