Sign at the Garage

Light in Firemen's Park

Thorold's White-lipped Deer's Cowlick

Tiger Paw

Pink and Purple Sky in Morning...

...and then the winds blew and it rained on and off all day.

Late Summer Day at Lake Ontario

A Rainbow in Perfect Light over Montgomery St.

Hare

Snowshoe Hare at Elk Lake. It will gradually grow a white coat in the coming months. Its ability to hop, more exactly leap 3 feet off the ground and add an extra little kick for fun, says a lot about how it handles deep snow.

Harebell

Save-the-Rain Gardens at Rosamond Gifford Zoo

Elk Lake

Elk Lake

Vine Structures Enhance Italianate Home on the North Side

Rosamond Gifford Zoo: Amur Tiger's Forehead Markings

Street-side Sculpture Calling Families into the Beauchamp Library

Birdhouses and Gardens Along Meadowbrook Drive

Thorold's Deer Fawn at Rosamond Gifford Zoo

This is Kaila, a Thorold's or white-lipped deer, born July 13.

Spruce Seedling Chose a Difficult Spot

Brown Tract Outlet Near Raquette Lake

Checking for Invasive Aquatics Between Lakes During the Adirondack Canoe Classic

The first two photos are taken between Eighth Lake and Brown Tract Outlet.

The third photo is at the lower end of the Marion Carry between Raquette Lake and Utowana Lake.

The Adirondack Canoe Classic is a 3-day, 90-mile paddling and rowing race between Old Forge and Saranac Lake during the weekend after Labor Day.

This year that Friday was a cloudless, windless day, perfect for the paddlers. 

I volunteer with the Adirondack Park Invasive Species Program. We found and removed invasives clinging to boats inside and out, especially between Raquette and Utowana Lakes, and educated paddlers. It was a great day to be out!

Sculpture at Flame

Flame, the new restaurant and sculpture space on East Fayette, is the creation of Tash Taskale. Here are intriguing works of metal, jewelry and drawing, and his unique vision of a welcoming, interesting space.

Spider in the Yard

This spider built a huge web overnight in the front yard, from a branch of the oak tree to the grass below. The web was 7 or 8 feet tall and 2 or 3 feet wide. Very impressive.

Dan's 50's Fiberglass Motorboat

I want!

The Midway at the Fair