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Maine Birdies
Such a delight these lightfilled beings. They soar, chirp, fly and hunt in our wilderland. Cool to be a bird, they have no borders or boundries. They only follow the food, light and weather.
Black Crowned Heron
Semi Plamated Sandpipers
Catching a wave.
Herring Gull
Reid State Park, Griffins Head.
Semi Plamated Sandpipers
Looking for grub at lowtide.
Lone Semi Plamated Sandpiper
Egret, fishing.
Salt Pond, Morse River, Reid State Park.
Gulls, Popham Lowtide.
Semipalmated Plover Chickie
Fosters Terns
Blackback Gulls
Comorants 3
Fosters Tern
Eiders in the surf.
Mama Eider
Osprey on her Nest
Egret taking flight
Gulls
Blackbacks and Herring Gulls.
Semi Plamated Sandpipers
Semi Plamated Sandpipers
Semi Plamated Sandpipers
Male Eider
Male Redwinged Blackbird
Great Blue Heron
Feeding frenzy
Lowtide and a large school of Herring showed up. The Gulls enjoyed their lunch!
Portrait of Herring Gull
GB Heron Taking off
Looking fine.
Redwings
Breeding in the marsh
Egret Fishing
Great Blue Heron
Sporting his breeding plumage.
Female Redwinged Blackbird
Godwit in the Marsh
Plover
Osprey 3
Male Eider
Plover at Popham
Egret in flight
Osprey hunting
Herring Gulls and a Great Blue Heron
Caught a Fish
TreeSwallows
kdb.
Wilderland.Maine
A Visual Narrative
Climate Change Project
kdb Photography & Paintings
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