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I think I camped in the turtle nesting area at WPASCR. I nearly tripped over these girls Saturday morning (they weren't very happy but were in the midst of laying eggs so neither moved)
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Happy National Paul Bunyan Day!🌳🪓🪵
Photos of Animals, Fish, Birds & Bugs on a Canoe Trip
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This is a blinded sphinx moth (I had to look it up) that showed up on my canoe cover the other day. They have a 4" wingspan and are strong fliers, sometimes mistaken for a hummingbird.
A newly emerged clubtail dragonfly (Gomphidae) that climbed onto my Duluth pack to fully expand, dry, and harden its wings on a recent Allagash River trip.
I believe this dragonfly is a Calico Pennant (Celithemis elisa), a member of the skimmer family (Libellulidae).
The picture was taken on June 24, 2026, near Harris Lake in Newcomb, NY.
The picture was taken on June 24, 2026, near Harris Lake in Newcomb, NY.
Shephaug reach of Lake Lillinonah, CT. May 23, 2026
Class time - An adult Bald Eagle perched about 20 yards away had stashed a Great Blue Heron carcass in a tall snag for two newly fledged Eagles to learn how to feed themselves. I heard some whistling while I was checking my photos and zoomed back in to find that the kids had dropped the Heron, doh!
Class time - An adult Bald Eagle perched about 20 yards away had stashed a Great Blue Heron carcass in a tall snag for two newly fledged Eagles to learn how to feed themselves. I heard some whistling while I was checking my photos and zoomed back in to find that the kids had dropped the Heron, doh!
