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And today's mystery ducks are . . .?
Well, they’re really yesterday’s mystery ducks, but it just seems that the more time I have the less I get done – so I’m a day or two late in posting this – but I reall… more →
Gooseberry Journal
And today's mystery ducks are . . .?
Greg Stone wrote 1 week ago: Well, they’re really yesterday’s mystery ducks, but it just seems that the more time I h … more →
Sika deer and sea birds at Arne
winderjssc wrote 1 week ago: This charming young buck Sika deer was feeding by the path. I was walking through the woodland at Ar … more →
A Red-throated Loon - call her Kate!
Greg Stone wrote 3 weeks ago: I was stunned today to find a Red-throated Loon in close to shore as I walked the Northeast Beach. T … more →
Bufflehead - now just how would you like to be called that!
Greg Stone wrote 3 weeks ago: Not me! I’m a ring-billed gull because my bill has a ring around it – obviously! Click i … more →
A tale of three hunters and terrific - nasty - day
Greg Stone wrote 4 weeks ago: Yipes – the radar shows thunderstorms just to the west and when I took the pups out this morni … more →
Beautiful day and they're still here!
Greg Stone wrote 1 month ago: Monarchs, that is – five of them on a day I didn’t expect any. In fact, I walked for … more →
A bleak November day
Greg Stone wrote 1 month ago: What can I say? We went, we saw little, we came home. Higgins loved it. Eliza is always eager. On th … more →
Just looney! Well turkeys too!
Greg Stone wrote 1 month ago: I really didn’t want to go to Gooseberry yesterday. Natural inertia was high, aided by grumpy … more →
Lone Loon
Greg Stone wrote 1 month ago: It was a raw day in the upper forties with a northeast wind and gloomy skies and Gooseberry’s … more →
Look! Up in the sky! It's a hawk! It's a swan! It's Super Skymaster!
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Greg Stone wrote 1 month ago: Yeah, I’m something of a plane nut, and while I failed to photograph a hawk in flight, and did … more →
Ruddy Turnstone . . . why do I love to say that?
Greg Stone wrote 1 month ago: There’s a Ruddy Duck too . . . only today it was the Ruddy Turnstone - a juvenile, I believe … more →
Ooops - what's this?
Greg Stone wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday was crowded with other stuff, so I found time only for a brief visit. The ducks were out i … more →
Scoter surprise, warbler delights and butterflies too
Greg Stone wrote 1 month ago: Many times as I start across the causeway I see a flock of Common Eiders by Bar Rock and I stop to … more →
Street Brawler? Well, probably . . . and would a flying quilt look like this? Plus butterflies and Woolly Bears!
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Greg Stone wrote 1 month ago: I ask you, does this look like a “street brawler” to you? Click image for large version. … more →
Minor mystery ducks?
Greg Stone wrote 2 months ago: Ok, I’m still finding my way in Duckville – what are these? Click image to enlarge. I li … more →
It's a Loon! But the storm brought another nice surprise too . . .
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Greg Stone wrote 2 months ago: There’s something hauntingly romantic about Common Loons, frequent visitors to our region in w … more →
Steel on steel
Greg Stone wrote 2 months ago: We’ve had two days of showers and this morning as I drove across the causeway it was 40 degree … more →
Forty and flying! Swans, mockingbirds, and warblers too
Greg Stone wrote 2 months ago: It rained hard at times yesterday, but today was sparkling clear and forty degrees when I arrived at … more →
Gentlemen - and Monarchs - start your engines!
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Greg Stone wrote 2 months ago: I mean start ‘em now ’cause the forecast for tomorrow is chilly – inthe 30s in th … more →
