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Here's my wide take of LL-1 coming down the hill towards the switchback connecting to the trolley line, Monday's breathtaking winter paradise could make almost any location look good.
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In a busy world it is so easy to get caught up in thinkng about the future or dwelling in the past. I am fortunate that life's pace on the river is much slower, and it allows me stay in the present, to be here now.
Wishing all my Flickr friends a wonderful weekend!
Here's another one of this great-looking bird. Dad bringing in a beakful of insects.
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Black redstart (Phoenicurus ochruros).
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Here I am, back at my favorite sunset spot in Harpswell, Maine. It was one of those evenings when I was trying to decide if I should continue to wait. I did wait and got this scene. A bonus was there were very few biting insects.
Here's just one more of the geese from a couple days ago before I move on. There's a flock of starlings (I think) that got mixed up with the geese here. Not sure how that works when you're flying in such tight formation. No casualties as far as I could tell.
Later today will mark the official arrival of Spring and although it will be a little while until we see flowers like the one posted above blooming (at least where I live in Southern Ontario), today does mark the beginning of nature reawakening after a winter slumber.
I hope you all have a great day and the sun is shining where you are :)
Here's that mated Bald Eagle pair I was privileged to see earlier this year. She's off the block first, and you can see she's wearing her wedding band. (Just kidding - she is banded though.) I was pretty pleased with myself here - usually my "takeoff" shots are too sloppy to post - you know, missing heads, soft focus, etc. Check it "L"arge or click it a couple of times.