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More Red-throated Loon chick pics.
Female with the two chicks Adults greet each other upon the males return from foraging (note the fish) Male about to feed a chick. Moments later that chick closest to the male ate that entire fish (almost as large as it) in one go. Sun salutation The mother and child reunion.
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Adam’s Sound
Because it has been far too long without an iceberg photo.
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Qarsauq – the hatch
We pretty much visit the outflow of Marcil Lake every night. Its hard to resist checking the progress of the Pacific Loons and Red-throated Loons that are nesting there, in easy view of the road. The night before last saw the two Red-throated Loon nests that we know about come to fruition. There is at…
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Hatchlings
Two pairs of Red-throated Loons had their chicks hatch today. I'll write more tomorrow, as it is late. But here is the first photo by way of compensation.
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Sitting pretty
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Flight path
Ravens flying amongst the pack ice near shore. KIng Eider in the late night sun. A Bumblebee amongst the wealth of River Beauty.
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Light and Shadow
We're in that time of magical light, and every day the scenery changes. Here are a couple of shots of the late night sun on King George and Adam's Sound.
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Arctic Cotton
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Dog Tired
The main computer is unpacked and up running, so postings will resume, somewhat sporadically. Much work is done, much remains.
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Summer’s Ebb
Suddenly, too suddenly, summer seems to be drawing to a close. The ice on the bay went out a couple of weeks ago (early), and is going fast out in Admiralty Inlet. I remember my first full summer here, marveling to someone that the ice had finally left, and their reply "Yes, winter is just…
