With the low sun angle, my shadow on the beach looked more like the shadow of a lighthouse than me.
Shadow on Beach
Picture of the Day for February 28, 2024
Some of the birds are arriving back from the south, like the trumpeter swans. The oldest known Trumpeter Swan was at least 26 years, 2 months old female when she was identified in Wisconsin in 2015.
Swans Arriving Back
Picture of the Day for February 27, 2024
The lack of ice on the lake this winter allowed the fishing boats to have a longer season.
Bringing in the Fish
Picture of the Day for February 26, 2024
This little drop is upstream from the main waterfall of Twin Falls which flows into a canyon.
Little Drop
Picture of the Day for February 25, 2024
The winter cold water of Lost Creek Number One flows downstream after the falls and will merge together with Lost Creek Number Two and Lost Creek Number Three at the Lost Creek Bog as it empties into Lake Superior.
Lost Creek Number One
Picture of the Day for February 24, 2024
I wonder if the hollowed tree bark log is a hiding spot for bunnies or squirrels in this woods. Wintergreen
Hollowed Log
Picture of the Day for February 23, 2024
The sun set on an empty winter Lake Superior beach as small waves rolled in.
Winter Beach Sunset
Picture of the Day for February 22, 2024
This squirrel found an easy meal at a bird feeder and it ignored the chirps of the chickadees wanting to get to the feeder.
Squirrel Hogging Feeder
Picture of the Day for February 21, 2024
The beaches on Lake Superior in February are normally don’t have much traffic, but with most of the snow and ice gone, the birds are able to leave tracks in the sand.
Tracks in the Sand
Picture of the Day for February 20, 2024
For a brief moment, the sun reflected on the ice crystals in the sky which created a colorful spot in the clouds.
Colorful Cloud Spot
