Algonquin Park, Penn lake late September 2014 .... was going through my albums, days don't get much prettier.
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Cosmic blue skies and fall color... cold and warm, a high point of the year for sure.
Another blue-sky day in the Algonquin area, Bark lake, drop everything else to go paddling... cruising the shoreline while the setting sun boosts fall color in the oaks and poplars.
I hope we have all had the time to sit and ponder the mysteries of life, as night falls .... this is North Tea Lake, Algonquin September 2015
Really some nice autumn season and contemplative provoking photos here. Something only being alone out there can bring. Thanks.
Sometimes trips don't start off as planned and finding a place to tent can be difficult as it was this first day on the Thelon in 2004.
Sunset on the Turtle-Flambeau Scenic Waters Area (WI)
This was Algonquin Park 2012 on the Amable du Fond river , the guys brought new walking canoes... you fill them up and walk beside them ... not sure they will catch on.
Actually this was the low side of a beaver dam and we had to walk the canoes quite a ways ....
Actually this was the low side of a beaver dam and we had to walk the canoes quite a ways ....
St Regis Pond...in a downpour
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Paddled right past this guy without a worry. Drifted back to take a few pics too.
Great photo icedragomx.
Yes, what a shot icedragomx
Thanks, Was a real treat as its very rare to see them. Bears and wolfs are a lot more common. Being so close made it the highlight of a very interesting trip.
I will have to get a trip report together for all the pictures!
I saw a Lynx around Gogama, Ontario. It was sitting behind a beaver lodge and at first, I thought it was a gray stump but it turned and slowly disappeared into the bush. Your second image is really nice also Thanks for posting them.
Must have been a treat to watch! I am always happy to have a encounter like this on a trip. I was a very short distance from the shoreline when I first noticed the Lynx and then drifted back with the wind trying for some pictures. Cheers
Had the pleasure of watching a lynx run across the highway in front of us on the way to G'Town 3 years ago just outside of Upsala. Christy was asleep and by the time she focused it was gone. I had to compare your picture with my memory of what we saw in WCPP 5 years ago but surely we saw a cougar, not a lynx.
You were in the right place at the right time fore sure.
You were in the right place at the right time fore sure.
That sounds awesome! A cougar is even more rare for me. I only have seen them west of Calgary. Its tough to get pictures when they run as soon as they see you. I had the same thing at the start of this trip with a bear on the road that went for the bush as soon as I came into view. Right place and time for sure with the Lynx!!!
Cinnamon black bear?
I think so as he had the size and shape of a black bear but a strong brown color through the whole body. Just wish I was faster with the camera to capture a picture while it was in the open.
I have come up on a lynx that showed no fear and I know of others who have also.
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