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The eagles can often be seen late springtime in this heavily wooded area running above a split stream that empties into a creek where the herring run. A narrow, curving road runs uphill to to an opening where you can see the valley below and a couple of dead trees are convenient landing spots...

Living with my brother and his wife, as the pandemic was winding up last year, we lost 3 of our cherrished pet dogs in 3 months to old age. #1 Sophie Bear my 13 year old Newf. #2 Obrien, a chihuahua mix that my sister-in-law rescued years ago, placed with her daughter and ended up with him...

Years ago, I was caring for an aviary while the owner was away and this collared aracari that I called "Ari" put on quite a proud show for me with his catch when I went to feed him. Collared aracaris (the c is soft) are a playful, smaller toucan that originates from South America.

A catalina macaw is a hybrid which sometimes occurs in the wild. This cross between a scarlet macaw and a blue & gold macaw was in a breeding program in Florida. Moluccan cockatoo "Sultan". Also called salmon-crested cockatoos. They are native to Indonesia. Sultan was domestically raised.

She was my Maine coon. Hanging over the top of the kitchen cabinets was a favorite pastime...My sister-in-laws previous boxer killed her so I haven't had any cats since.

Every morning, this guy is drumming the metal on this pole that holds an old antenna just 3 feet out from the house. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

I've always had a variety of wonderful dogs through my life, but Sophie was "one in a million" and truly a perfect shooting buddy. She was a Newfoundland that I lost last year at the age of 13. One of her many faces caught on camera... 10 weeks old, in the snow... Got leash? Always the...

I wasn't prepared for this event, so these are really poor quality photos, but I wanted to show what nasty little birds these guys can be...

Bubbles floating down a tiny stream in the leaves...

This jay with a severely damaged beak visited feeders in Franklin, Maine for at least 3 years. It had adapted to scooping up food at an angle into it beak and appeared to be doing well. Leucistic Junco. Photographed in Hancock, Maine...

When I first moved to Maine, my brother and his wife convinced me to enter some framed photos in the annual county fair. I balked at it, but ended up putting some in. This is one of 5 that received Blue Ribbons.

I often notice how birds and animals think you can't see them hiding behind a single small branch or a blade of grass...

Fooling around with floating flowers in the lake as small waves rippled across the lake...

I came across this shot in my archives of another eagle that I captured as it took a duck.

Here are 3 of the 8 blue jay images I just posted to my bird album...

This eagle was right beside the road, but I had to inch my car slowly to find a clear shot through the big pine branches that it was tucked behind.