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Basking in the Sun

Originally posted on photographybycjp:
  I took this picture a few weeks ago at a local lake while fishing. These guys were just enjoying the sun like all the people there. I didn’t have my Nikon with me so I…

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Who said bears were lazy?

This one is demonstrating remarkable determination and agility. Proof you need to tie your food bag out from a tree when traveling through the bush. Great post by Fortune Bay Expedition Team on Facebook.

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It’s plastic baby: Imagine every day like this

Ever wonder where all those plastic bottles end up?  A post on the Electric Treehouse Blog reports that of 31 billion bottles of water sold a year, only about 10% are recycled. That means that 27.9 billion plastic bottles end up … Continue reading

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One Special Bird: The ruby-throated hummingbird

If I could pump my arms 55 times a second the way these birds flap their wings, I still wouldn’t be able to fly, let alone backwards. It’s amazing to think that they might fly 500 miles, non-stop over the … Continue reading

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Natural Camouflage: An Eastern Screech Owl

It’s no wonder that so many owls are hard to see. I stumbled upon this one while looking through a photo album by The Organization for Bat Conservation on Facebook.

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Family Time: A parliment of barn owls

Photo: Marais des Cygnes National Wildlife Refuge in Kansas, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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Breathtaking: A special moment in the Upper Peninsula

Photo from Michigan’s Western U.P. Visitors Bureau on Facebook.

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Too Darn Cute: Piping plover chick

The piping plover is an endangered species in Michigan and along the Atlantic coastline. This chick is one success story. State and federal agencies have been working to protect and restore their populations all along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Their … Continue reading

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High and Dry: Lake Michigan shipwreck on the map for kayakers

Looking for something to do this summer? Consider Lake Michigan and a trip to South Manitou Island, either by ferry or paddle power.  The 8-mile open-water crossing can be difficult. Only skilled paddlers should attempt it. Once you are there … Continue reading

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Day Trip: Out for a lark in the rollers

Sea kayaking filmmaker Justine Curgenven and her friends are out for a bit of a paddle off Wales having some fun. From: Cackle TV

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