Mother goose

This was taken this June up in Pittsburg, New Hampshire, with a Nikon D80 - great camera. There is a lot of wildlife up there, moose in particular.  It is very close to the Canadian border - a good place to cool down.  Can you see why we want to live in New Hampshire eventually?  So many opportunities for camera (and sporting) buffs.

Patches

My baby patches is getting bigger already.  I'll meet her in just a few days, then I will take some shots of her myself.  This was taken by the Stevens.

Texas Sunset

The landscape was drab until the sun started setting.  Taken last Sunday 08/09/09 between Pipe Creek and San Antonio.

Lilacs in Berlin,NH

This was an entry for a lilac contest - I'm waiting for results.  I need to start shooting in raw - to keep things looking sharp.

My New Baby Alpaca

This is my new child - I did not take the picture - The Stevens of NH did. She was born yesterday 8/4/09.

Lone Tree, Vermont

This was taken in Vermont close to the border of NH - I insisted that John take me back to this spot so I could photograph this tree, and being the kind of nice guy he is, took me back. It was worth it.

Mt. Katadin, ME

This was taken near Baxter State Park

Sudrina the Llama

This is my favorite llama in the world - she lives in MA and someday I will talk her owners out of her.  This animal has more expressions than you can ever imagine.  So cute!

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Fishing Moose at Moosehead Lake in Maine

I have to admit to a fettish - it is photographing moose!  I think they are the coolest animal on the planet - the slow loris http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLdQ3UhLoD4 is pretty neat, too, however, this is my favorite.  John and I were in a canoe with a guide for this one.  This moose didn't care at all that we were almost on top of him and I was in heaven snapping away.  Taken June 3, 2009.

Lost River, ME

This was taken last trip - 1st part of June 2009 - very nice area around Stowe, Maine.  We were almost attacked by a mad grouse protecting her nest.  We couldn't tell what was coming at us, screaming and large; I was already half way back to the car up the trail before I was told it was a bird.  Yes, I am still quite the outdoors woman!

Fushia

I love macro photos.