2. OTHER AND MISCELLANEOUS
  3. SEASONAL

Maine WINTER SCENES

images of Maine winter, scenics in snow, ice, storms, blizzards. Birds and other wildlife in snow and enduring winter conditions, shore scenes in winter, woods in snow, people recreating in winter, botanicals in winter, frost scenes
Read More
River Otters, Lutra canadensis<br /> photographed in Phippsburg, Maine on Center Pond on ice, winter wild animal. Population is stable in Maine. Otters are carnivores. Males are called "Dogs."
275 / 368

River Otters, Lutra canadensis
photographed in Phippsburg, Maine on Center Pond on ice, winter wild animal. Population is stable in Maine. Otters are carnivores. Males are called "Dogs."

2009Center PondCommon otterDecemberLontra canadensisLutra canadensisMaineMaine nature photographMaine nature photographyMaine wild animal photographNorth American river otterNorthern otterPhippsburgRiver OtterSagadahoc CountySnowanimalbrowncarnivoresfish eaterfrozen pondfrozen watericelakelargemale are called Dogsmammalnatureopen waterotterwaterwildwild animalwild animallwildlifewinter200912179877

  • Untitled photo
  • Untitled photo
  • American Tree Sparrow, January, in winter with snow, Phippsburg, Maine, perched on repurposed hay rake tines in my coastal garden
  • Untitled photo
  • Parker Head stream in winter, north side of Sam Day Hill Road, Phippsburg, Maine winter scenic with snow and ice, beautiful after a snow storm
  • Untitled photo
  • Untitled photo
  • River Otters, Lutra canadensis<br /> photographed in Phippsburg, Maine on Center Pond on ice, winter wild animal. Population is stable in Maine. Otters are carnivores. Males are called "Dogs."
  • River Otters, Lutra canadensis<br /> photographed in Phippsburg, Maine on Center Pond on ice, winter wild animal. Population is stable in Maine. Otters are carnivores. Males are called "Dogs."
  • Maine winter scene with birch and spruce trees laden with snow, Phippsburg, Maine
  • Untitled photo
  • The road to Greenpoint, Phippsburg, Maine on the way to the Wilbur Preserve, after a winter snow storm
  • Untitled photo
  • River Otters, Lutra canadensis<br /> photographed in Phippsburg, Maine on Center Pond on ice, winter wild animal. Population is stable in Maine. Otters are carnivores. Males are called "Dogs."
  • River Otters, Lutra canadensis<br /> photographed in Phippsburg, Maine on Center Pond on ice, winter wild animal. Population is stable in Maine. Otters are carnivores. Males are called "Dogs."
  • A Blue Jay in the snow perched on Crab Apple branch, winter, Phippsburg, Maine
  • Northern Cardinals are now common birds on the Maine coast, though not inland as much. Over the past few decades, they have made their way north and now reside here full time. I have a mated pair living at my house in Phippsburg Maine. They have been here for years and hatch a brood each summer. Northern Cardinal, female at feeder during snow storm, Phippsburg, Maine winter
  • Frost flowers are formed when the temperature of the air drops quickly while moisture is leaking out of the ground, or from vegetation, such as branches, tree bark, exposed roots, etc. The water is extruded as the temperature drops and freezes microscopically as it squeezed out. Conditions have to be just right; the water or sap source has to be moist while the air temperature drops to feezing. As in the case with these frost flowers, typically this can happen in late November. These delicate formations are found early in the morning before the sun strikes or in the shade, as these were. Phippsburg Maine November. For more on frost flowers see <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frost_flower">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frost_flower</a> or here <a href="http://www.kuriositas.com/2012/12/frost-flowers-natures-exquisite-ice.html">http://www.kuriositas.com/2012/12/frost-flowers-natures-exquisite-ice.html</a> for some lovely images of frost flowers.
  • Frost flowers are formed when the temperature of the air drops quickly while moisture is leaking out of the ground, or from vegetation, such as branches, tree bark, exposed roots, etc. The water is extruded as the temperature drops and freezes microscopically as it squeezed out. Conditions have to be just right; the water or sap source has to be moist while the air temperature drops to feezing. As in the case with these frost flowers, typically this can happen in late November. These delicate formations are found early in the morning before the sun strikes or in the shade, as these were. Phippsburg Maine November. For more on frost flowers see <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frost_flower">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frost_flower</a> or here <a href="http://www.kuriositas.com/2012/12/frost-flowers-natures-exquisite-ice.html">http://www.kuriositas.com/2012/12/frost-flowers-natures-exquisite-ice.html</a> for some lovely images of frost flowers.
  • Untitled photo
  • No Comments
  • Photo Sharing
  • About SmugMug
  • Browse Photos
  • Prints & Gifts
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Contact
  • Owner Log In
© 2021 SmugMug, Inc.