Loons are still together and are always in the vicinity of the original nest. No new eggs, yet, though. Yesterday they were especially mellow. This shot was taken about 5 feet from the kayak.
@carolmw@groovygirlrn@lyno
Glad you appreciate the beauty of this wonderful critter. And, yes, Lyn, good kayaks are a lot less expensive than big glass. More fun too, though having both wouldn't exactly ruin my day! ;-)
@hollandcrew@dakota39@paintdipper
Al, Ron and Junan,
Glad you liked this shot. Getting this close really is a blessing, I suspect the "lowness" of the kayak, and seeing and hearing me for several seasons now, helps.
@tinagustin
Tin, Glad you like him. Thanks for taking the time to view and comment. I hope to find out for sure today, but I'm pretty sure the pair have headed out to the coast or down south.
Glad you appreciate the beauty of this wonderful critter. And, yes, Lyn, good kayaks are a lot less expensive than big glass. More fun too, though having both wouldn't exactly ruin my day! ;-)
Thanks, All! It's nice to see others appreciating the beauty of my special friends. Lord, but I'm starting to sound like an old birder. LOL
Lynn and Anoeska, Nice to hear from you. Thanks for your kind comments.
Al, Ron and Junan,
Glad you liked this shot. Getting this close really is a blessing, I suspect the "lowness" of the kayak, and seeing and hearing me for several seasons now, helps.
Tin, Glad you like him. Thanks for taking the time to view and comment. I hope to find out for sure today, but I'm pretty sure the pair have headed out to the coast or down south.