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This Pine Marten visited our bird feeders for a little while. What a treat to be able to get some nice photos of it.
Despite its simplicity, a fire is absolutely fascinating. I was staring deep into a fire last month and was spell-bound by the flaring oranges of these pine cones.
January 2010
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Pine logs are displayed in a post card that might have been taken anywhere in the Intermountain West in the early 1900s. This image ended up in a collection gathered by James Floyd of Klamath Falls. He donated the collection to the Klamath County Museum in 1973.
Grassy, lightly wooded meadow within the Pine Swamp tract of Bald Eagle State Forest, Centre County.
Pine Swamp is a large, forested, spring-fed wetland at the headwaters of its namesake stream, Pine Swamp Run, in a mountain basin. The wetland lives up to its name; white pines dominate the forest—usually in pure stands, but sometimes mixed with other tree species (hemlocks, pitch pines, and hardwoods).
In the photo, the meadow appears dry. The surface was, however, thoroughly soggy from many fast-flowing springs. I managed to traverse a portion of the meadow by hopping across large hummocks.
This photo was taken on 220N (heading south almost to Cumberland, MD). It had been lightly snowing and I wanted to snap a few photos of the soft white snow on the green pines. I ended up liking this black & white version better than the color version.
A small, yellow-breasted songbird (Dendroica pinus) found in pine forests of the eastern United States. A permanent resident of southern Florida. This is an adult male, seen in the Green Cay Wetlands, Palm Beach County, Florida.
Mountain Pines
About ten years ago, I meet a senior artist and started to learn traditional Chinese ink painting from him. Every Saturday morning I would visit him at his studio and to learn from him until he moved back to China.
Chinese ink on rice paper, 18"x24"
Pine Warbler photographed along the Beech Forest Trail, Cape Cod National Seashore, near Provincetown, MA on 25 November 2017.
I ran into more Pine Grosbeaks today. It's strange as usually I only see a few each year. Maybe being retired and I'm out looking for them instead of behind my desk working for a living...just saying!
The red ones are males and the orange and gray are females.