View from the Maple Spring Trail on Sargent Mountain in Acadia National Park.
Black Bear
A few years ago I spent a few days at Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge. I first spotted this bear as it made its way across one of the refuge’s streams and climbed onto the bank on the opposite side. I got this shot when it moved to the adjacent field.
Loon and Chick
It’s been a busy year. Hundreds of miles of hiking. Great adventures on the Maine coast and in the Maine woods. I made eight trips to Acadia, seven trips to Baxter, three to Grafton Notch, and probably dozens to the nearby Kennebec Highlands. It’s also been a year since I started this blog to share the deep sense of awe that I always feel when I’m on a trail or on the water somewhere — usually right here in Maine.
Sandpiper
A sandpiper probing the sand for food on Maine’s Popham Beach one foggy morning.
Fall at Round Pond
Fall comes to Round Pond in the Kennebec Highlands. This stand of red pines is one of my favorites.
Late Light
Late day light on the headwall of the South Basin of Katahdin as viewed from the far side of Chimney Pond.
Balancing Act
Trying to stay on a rock in Sandy Stream Pond in Baxter.
