We’ve paddled the usual places the past 10 days. The mornings are getting colder and more foggy. We’ve seen great blue herons, green herons, cormorants, loons, ducks and other creatures. Loons do fly, they just take a long runway to take off.
Jane paddles in the fog. North Hartland Lake, VT 8/25/18Great blue heron Grafton Pond, NH 8/28/18Great blue heron taking off. Connecticut River 8/24/18Green heron. Connecticut River, Wilder, VT 8/27/18Cormorant drying his wings. Connecticut River, Lebanon, NH 8/27/18Loon launching. Grafton Pond, NH 8/28/18Loons flying Grafton Pond, NH 8/28/18Wood duck. Connecticut River 8/20/18Mallards on a log Connecticut River 8/20/18Troll. North Hartland Lake, VT 8/25/18Birch bark reflection. Connecticut River 8/20/18
We walked at Kilowatt this afternoon, through thick fog. There weren’t many dogs for Munchkin to play with, but there were things to see. The river was glassy.
It was time for a dog walk this morning. It was foggy near the river. Connecticut River from the tracks.
The dogs leading the way
Ellie
Dothan Brook
Geese and duck near the log. This log had spent most of the summer near the shore. A few days ago, they let the river get a little higher and it floated off.
