I spotted this deer with her doe as we drove along the Laurel Hill wildlife drive on a cool September afternoon in the refuge. The doe dashed off, and the mama followed.
This Marsh Rabbit pranced through the brush on its way to eat this fruit, which it picked apart by the chunk and nibbled each piece. It ate about half of the fruit before bounding off.
If you’ve ever been called outdoorsy, you’re in the right place. Thanks for stopping by! I hope you’ll take off your boots, or kayaking shoes, and stay for a bit. I’ll share some of my favorite wild places to trek, go birding, kayak, mountain bike, and explore. In the environmental journalism category, you’ll see some of my independent environmental-journalism projects.
Happy adventures,
Roger
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Local bird sightings as reported to eBird:
“In wildness is the preservation of the world.” — Henry David Thoreau.