Month: November 2025
Thanksgiving at the Soggy Bog
by Susan
I had a choice this year. I could spend Thanksgiving with my camera at the soggy bog: Or I could force my way into the ubiquitous family dinner, which would, of course, require an additional wardrobe purchase: (Is this a trick question?) The choice was a no-brainer. Armed with my camera, lenses, and a lunch consisting of a Pink Lady apple, a piece of … Read More Thanksgiving at the Soggy Bog
In case you were wondering. . .
by Susan
THIS is why the managers at Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge drain the marshes every spring. Once reduced to mudflats, the lands lie fallow over the summer, producing lush, duck-friendly vegetation. By refilling the marshes in late September/early October, there is enough water and vegetation to attract ducks to the refuge. Just in time for fall migration. And New York’s duck-hunting season. This guy was … Read More In case you were wondering. . .
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