The fall shorebird southerly migration is winding down but there is still much to see if you look carefully on the barrier beaches off Chatham. We have had family & friends visiting for the past week and have had a chance to explore some of our favorite places.
At the Equinox
Peeps at Powder hole, MNWR
Sanderling at close range
Ruddy Turnstone
Humpback whale called "Trench"
Mixed flock of shorebirds in motion
Common Eiders take flight
White winged scoters are returning to Chatham waters
Harbor seals at high tide - North Beach Island
Chatham Harbor - New Cut
Tern Island in Fall colors
Powder hole, MNWR
Son Spencer in Stealth mode - South Beach
2 Responses to “Chatham Fall Journal”
myles huntington says:
hi john/pam just went thru your book..WOW is about all i can say,from the incredible shots/and the clever,well thought titles… it will be the center piece on the the living room table of mom and dad…perfect gift thanks,merry xmas myles
JJKING2 says:
Thanks for the kind comments Myles. The book was a fun project to put together. We live in a beautiful area don’t we?