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MHS67
10/24/2015 08:03PM
 
quote redoleary: " Some local fauna. "
That's a cool picture!
 
redoleary
10/24/2015 05:38PM
 
Some local fauna.
 
redoleary
10/25/2015 04:04AM
 
Thank you, I don't know why my dog gets so excited by the neighbor's horses but she sure does, the horses however remain unimpressed.
 
inspector13
10/14/2015 12:53PM
 

I just read on Katy Chayka’s wildflower website that another species of wild clematis grows off the Gunflint Trail on Hungry Jack Road. The easiest way to tell the difference between the two species is when the plant is in bloom. If it produces purple colored flowers in June and the leaflets are not toothed, the plant is Purple Clematis (Clematis occidentalis). If it blooms in July to August, has white flowers and toothed leaflets, it is Virgin's Bower (Clematis virginiana).



 
inspector13
10/14/2015 07:22AM
 

The name fits the description of delicate. That is the seed head of virgin’s bower. AKA wild clematis.


 
cowdoc
10/15/2015 06:35PM
 
thats a view off the Gunflint Trail, across Gunflint Lake at the Magnetic narrows.
 
lindylair
10/16/2015 08:14PM
 
Another shot, view of their work.





 
Ausable
10/15/2015 12:02PM
 
quote Mocha: " i have no idea what this is but it was so delicate and pretty to be found in the rugged outdoors."
What lens focal length and aperture did you use? I really like the composition and the subject.
 
Ausable
10/15/2015 12:07PM
 
LL,
I like the image of the sunset reflection in the pool. It is unique and the complementary colors make it stand out.
 
boonie
10/15/2015 03:45PM
 
I'm with Ausable on both of those pictures. Two very different subjects and perspectives, and two very nice pictures.
 
boonie
10/15/2015 03:46PM
 
quote mooseplums: "One of my favorite scenes "


Where was it taken? What are we looking at?

 
boonie
10/16/2015 08:34AM
 
quote mooseplums: "Hah....if this view isn't seared into your memory, you haven't spent enough time on the trail"


Well, it did look awfully familiar, but I wasn't really sure. . . I did find this in my pictures,though :).



 
SaganagaJoe
10/16/2015 01:27PM
 
What bird is that Lindylair, with the red head?
 
inspector13
10/16/2015 01:52PM
 

The bird ID.



 
SaganagaJoe
10/16/2015 08:01PM
 
quote inspector13: "
The bird ID.



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Thanks.
 
inspector13
10/16/2015 07:13AM
 
quote boonie: "quote mooseplums: "One of my favorite scenes "


Where was it taken? What are we looking at?
"

It looks like the narrows from Gunflint Lake to Magnetic. It was probably taken from the overlook on the Gunflint Trail.

That view was one of the only things I recognized from before the fires.

Oops, sorry Doc.


 
mooseplums
10/16/2015 07:43AM
 
Hah....if this view isn't seared into your memory, you haven't spent enough time on the trail
 
lindylair
10/16/2015 08:12PM
 
Yup, it's a red head. We camped overlooking this wetland and watched dozens of them over two days. fly to shore and grab an acorn, then out to the dead trees and bury them in the wood...for winter I presume. Pretty cool.
 
lindylair
10/16/2015 08:19PM
 
Love the shot of the Clematis, close up photography is so much fun. You see details that are amazing...




















 
redoleary
10/17/2015 05:27PM
 
Mackinac Bridge from the U.P. side. Not a very "wild" subject, but I do love that bridge for some reason, I never fail to be impressed by it each time I go over it.
 
redoleary
10/21/2015 05:37PM
 
quote mooseplums: "Fishing Shacks on Lake Superior near Grand Portage


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This is really nice, ...if those shacks could talk...
 
hobbydog
10/22/2015 10:06AM
 
This one was close to my cabin and I finally got around to getting a picture of it. It collapsed the winter after I took the picture. I am close to there now so should go see what is left a few years later. It is about 15 miles NW of Greenbush so it was in some tough country back when it was built. I wish they could tell their story.





 
lindylair
10/12/2015 08:14PM
 
The view from our backpack site at Mille Lacs Kathio State Park





A really nice spot, pretty, peaceful and good birding








Another Kathio shot











Big Bog SRA
















A bug eating Pitcher Plant










Glendalough State Park











Super Moon eclipse








Sand Dunes State Forest






 
mooseplums
10/13/2015 09:01AM
 
One of my favorite scenes
 
redoleary
10/15/2015 06:58AM
 
Mr. Moose, passing thru camp.
 
Mocha
10/13/2015 07:39PM
 
i have no idea what this is but it was so delicate and pretty to be found in the rugged outdoors.
 
mooseplums
10/19/2015 12:50PM
 
I like to photo old shacks, houses, and barns....this was a huge bonus on my trip last weekend
 
mooseplums
10/19/2015 10:19AM
 
Fishing Shacks on Lake Superior near Grand Portage


 
Mocha
10/19/2015 11:17AM
 
i love seeing that view when driving up the shore, esp when there are huge waves. makes me wonder about the fisherman that used those cabins when harvesting their catch.