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Things I like about Fall

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Source to Sea Trek pulls paddlers

A record 350 paddlers took part in the 17th annual Source to the Sea Trek in July and August, reports the US. Fish and Wildlife Service which operates the nation’s national wildlife refuges. During the Trek, Mainers and visitors paddle the … Continue reading

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Cranes at Sunrise

 

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Licking the Differences: A peace accord

Photo found at Eastern National on Facebook, a non-profit organization founded by National Park rangers in 1847.

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Food for Thought

One doesn’t normally find a frog inside a pitcher plant. They are carnivorous. They survive by attracting insects which fly in and land and can’t get out and then get digested by the fluids and bacteria in the plant. So, is … Continue reading

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Beautiful Birds: Great Blue Herons

Great Blue Herons are magnificent birds. Photo by Walt Spencer found at: Choctawhatchee Audubon Society on Facebook.

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My Kind of Place: The Nooksack

I’ve never been here. But now that I know, I am likely to look for it. Found:  NooksackWildAndScenic, a river in Washington State. American Rivers, the non-profit river conservation group is seeking federal Wild and Scenic status for the river … Continue reading

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The Best of Trees: Redwoods

There is nothing like hiking in the redwoods to give one a sense of place in the natural world.  Photo: National Park Service

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Wheels of Fortune

Found at Sculpture Gardens on Facebook

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Young owls: Who could resist?

Owls are such unusual birds with their big eyes that draw us in and calls at night that make us smile. Despite the warm-fuzzies most associate with owls, they are  effective predators – raptors, plain and simple. I came to … Continue reading

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