We have kept paddling through most of October seeing:
loons,
a cormorant,
a green heron,
a chipmunk,
a wood turtle,
a red-winged blackbird,
a painted lady,
another loon,
and reflected foliage.
I also took part in a black & white challenge.
We have kept paddling through most of October seeing:
loons,
a cormorant,
a green heron,
a chipmunk,
a wood turtle,
a red-winged blackbird,
a painted lady,
another loon,
and reflected foliage.
I also took part in a black & white challenge.
We went walking around Wright Reservoir yesterday. They are planning on draining the water because the dam is in poor condition and the town does not have the capital reserves to fix it.
The ducks were enjoying the pond and we enjoyed watching them with the fall foliage reflected in the water.
Fall has come to New Hampshire and Vermont, the colored leaves are peaking.
Some ducks are hanging around the Connecticut.
Today we went to George Pond in Enfield Center.
The boat landing was very muddy and shallow. I temporarily lost my shoe in the mud and we had difficulty in paddling out.
The day was beautiful, the colors near peak.
We didn’t see much wildlife: just a pair of mallards, a few little brown birds, dragonflies and heard splashes that may have been frogs and/or turtles.