The late fall continues to provides glowing opportunities for sunset photography at Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary.
The Farm Pond
A Long View of the Crocker Barn
Farm Pond and Fields Beyond
Golden Landscapes
Looking For the Moon
Sunset, Wachusett Meadow, Princeton MA
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Fleece and Needles
Sheep (and porcupines) may safely graze at Wachusett Meadow. Happy Thanksgiving from Central Massachusetts!
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Evening Meadow Glow
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Audubon Morning
A morning walk at Wachusett Meadow is uplifting in any season. Two short video clips included.
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Homes Fit For Frodo
Wouldn’t any Hobbit be happy here?
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Birding Companions
The kind help of another photographer allowed me to see and photograph my first Bald Eagle.
Standing knee-deep in a pond in November is true dedication for any photographer!
Beware of the talons…
And the beak!
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Birches
Grove Cemetery, Holden MA
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Colonial Color
Colonial architecture and fall foliage complement each other.
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Gnomevember, Part 2
Gnomevember Part 1
Free To Roam
At this time of year, the sheep at Wachusett Meadow wander freely around the Sanctuary. The short video included lends a sense of the space they may graze.
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Second Floor Spirit
The historic Gale Free Library is the perfect place for a “ghost writer”.
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Curious Cardinals
Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary, Princeton, MA
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Quinnetuket Picnic
“Quinnetuket” is the Native American word for Connecticut, and means “beside the long river”. The Connecticut River is the longest river in New England, flowing southward for 406 miles through four states. As it runs through Northfield, Massachusetts, the Riverview Picnic Area provides a wonderfully scenic place for a picnic in any season.
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On the Lookout
