Juvenile Bald Eagle Resting on a Great Blue Heron Nest, Sterling Nature Center

Chicory at Sterling Nature Center

Monarch Butterflies at Sterling Nature Center, II

Monarch Butterflies at Sterling Nature Center

Fall Display of New Guinea Impatiens at Rap-Shaw

This is Wilson’s Nose

This is Wilson

Stillwater After a Storm

This Harmless-looking Neighborhood Cat: Eats Our Birds

My solution: As soon as we start again to feed the birds, I am going to trap the cat and let its owner know where to claim him (on our porch). I am not taking him to the SPCA, nor releasing him in another town. I understand that cats are predators. I do not understand cat owners who will not keep their predator cats (that is, all cats) inside. Arrrrrgggggg!

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Oval Wooden Dish Smoke Stack, Tupper Lake, Adirondacks,

Oval Wooden Dish Factory, Tupper Lake, Adirondacks

At one time Oval Wooden Dish employed 500 workers who manufactured wooden picnic ware, ice cream spoons, and wooden dishes and bowls. Plastics did it in.

Birdhouse at The Wild Center, Tupper Lake, Adirondacks

Spring Pond Bog, Adirondacks

Spring Pond Bog, Adirondacks

Spring Pond Bog, Adirondacks

Path to Spring Pond Bog Near Tupper Lake, Adirondacks

South Shore of Lake Ontario at Sterling Nature Center

Rare Jigsaw Puzzle of Topo Map of St. Regis Quad, Adirondacks

’49 Ford at Sylvan Beach

Spotted Touch-Me-Not (Impatiens capensis)

Indian Pipe on Rome Sand Plains

Deep Furrow in the Sandy Plain

Radiant Bathtub Mary

Old Red Schoolhouse on the Moose River Road Between McKeever and Boonville

Waxy Leaves of a Pitcher Plant Flower, Ferd’s Bog

Duck on the Raft

Remains of a Recent Rain

Benjamin and David Fishing at Stillwater