Lots of ducks, some shorebirds and a Virginia Rail with babies.
Willow and I had a short camping trip to the Highlands last week. We cut it short by a day when the weather got too unsettled and the neighbors too noisy. That’s the problem with campgrounds – you never know what kind of neighbors you might get. We hiked and I paddled my kayak and I went birding while Willow waited, impatiently.
There were also loons and other water birds and I’ll post them soon.
At long last, I am showing photos from my trip to Churchill last October. The show is on the walls of The Winthrop Gallery from now til July 6. This coming Saturday, the 16th, we will hold an opening reception for me and two other artists – Pearl Cherrington and Cliff Schwab. There will be light refreshments. I will be in the gallery today and on May 25 if you want to stop by and chat about the show. Here are my images from the show. Most are from Churchill but some are closer to home!
I love seeing these images printed and hanging on the walls of The Winthrop Gallery. I hope you come in and enjoy the show.
We have had some nice weather when the wind doesn’t blow, and I got out with my kayak on one of the local lakes earlier this week. It was quite lovely. There were fewer birds than I expected, a few people fishing and that man with the strange board buzzing around everywhere at high speed.
Marshes and wetlands are important habitats for birds and other wildlife.
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