Beauty abounds even on the foggiest of mornings
Baby Pinecones
Hoary branches of the Raymond’s Beach old cherry tree
Marsh turkeys on the run
Foggy morning marsh cattails
EPHEMERAL FOGGY GLOUCESTER MORNING
Tag: Cattails
MAGICAL AND EVOCATIVE GLOUCESTER WINTER WONDERLAND
This morning’s snow and ice lingered all day, shrouding the city in such a hauntingly beautiful manner that I couldn’t help but take the late afternoon off and went looking and taking as many photos as possible before the sun set. 
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SCENES FROM AROUND CAPE ANN’S BEAUTIFUL MARSHES
Cape Ann marshes are coming to life, in spite of the snowy days and unseasonably cold temperatures. Choristers make themselves readily known with their mating songs and with still bare tree limbs, they are fairly easy to spot.
Sing, sing, sing!
Mrs. Cardinal
Camouflaged! No eggs yet at the Mouring Dove nest.
Mr. Swan looking good.
Dissipating cattail seed heads make for terrific songbird nesting material.
Turn up your volume and listen for the male Red-winged Blackbird song in the instagram below, just audible enough through the noisy Mallards quacking.
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WINTER IN REVERSE
New England springs are well known for their predictably unpredictable nature and, on that note, what a difference a day makes!
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Today, April 2nd
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BEAUTIFUL OCTOBER LIGHT
Scenes from around Niles Pond and Brace Cove October
Cattails in the wind
Painted Turtle
Gulls departing Brace Cove after the storm
Great Blue Heron, seals, and gull
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Good Morning Gloucester 