Mammals — Summer 2026
I have collected some photos of mammals. All but a few were taken in Hanover, NH. All but one were taken in 2026, most in the last month. I've arranged…
I have collected some photos of mammals. All but a few were taken in Hanover, NH. All but one were taken in 2026, most in the last month. I've arranged…
SCARLET Tanager, INDIGO Bunting, RED-shouldered Hawk, YELLOW-bellied Sapsucker, Eastern BLUEbird, RUBY-throated Hummingbird, RED-eyed Vireo, American GOLDfinch, and even a BLACK Bear. All photos in this post are from our Etna,…
It has been a beautiful spring and a great migration season. It seemed like I was out every morning searching for winged creatures. I visited many spots in the Upper…
A simple, one-subject, dozen-image post to commemorate the visit of a very rare Red-headed Woodpecker to Betsy and Bill's Norwich, VT yard. This species is almost never seen outside the…
The red fox vixen stands watch over her "kit pile" -- five young sleeping in a ball on the grass in the early morning dappled sun. My fascination with,…
This has been an early spring of ducks, flying eagles, and variable weather -- some very warm days, but as I am typing this it is snowing. Broad-winged Hawks have…
On the rivers and streams of New Hampshire and Vermont, ice and ducks coexisted as winter slowly lost its grip on the Upper Valley. I saw the very rare Eurasian…
I finally photographed Bohemian Waxwings this winter. Also a total lunar eclipse -- the last one until June 26, 2029 for the Upper Valley -- featured a vanishing Blood Moon. …
Barred Owl named George. Ted Levin named this owl of indeterminate gender, George. It visits his yard in White River Junction often. I was fortunate to be able…
It was the first time I photographed the Northern Lights on purpose. I had captured them accidently in several photos when photographing the Milky Way in Sunapee and on the…
I spent many hours observing, studying, and photographing a pair of bald eagles in Lyme over the last four years. Most of the time that I was watching the nest…
The leaves are down, the summer birds have left, and the winter birds are just starting to arrive. The sky is a drab gray. There is no new snow to…