The photographer scouts the shoreline for two invasive species, Phragmites australis (common reed) and Lythrum salicaria (purple loosestrife).
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A little lunch time catch and release is food for the soul.
Acqua Alle Funi, Wilson Hall and the moon all help light the way.
A great blue heron tries to stay cool by a pond.
Goslings hang out at the pond near the day care center in May.
After many days of rain, a duck reflects.
Fourteen goslings – count them! And momma and baby bison enjoy the sun.
The sun rises at the Central Utility Building on a May morning.
A muskrat stands on the ice on the north end of the A.E. Sea on Feb. 27.
This was snapped on the morning of April 27. Sunshine, goslings — these are good signs that spring is here.