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Whale Bones At The Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary On Cape Cod

April 24, 2017 Mel 2 Comments

It’s fun for the kids to see real whale bones at the Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. You can see them shortly after you head out on the main trail by the Nature Center.

I was having fun taking photographs of the bones as Phil clicked away!

Cape Cod Blog, Cape Cod Wildlife

Lots Of Painted Turtles At The Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary On Cape Cod

April 23, 2017 Mel Leave a comment

There were so many Painted Turtles sunning themselves on these logs off of the Silver Spring Trail. There were loving it! Must be a sign of spring!

You can always see a lot of Painted Turtles on the many logs and dead trees in the pond.

Cape Cod Beaches, Cape Cod Blog, Cape Cod Hiking, Cape Cod Photography

Pano From Morris Island In Chatham On Cape Cod

April 22, 2017 Mel 1 Comment

It was a glorious day to take a hike at Morris Island in Chatham. There is an overlook where you can see South Beach and then Monomoy Island in the distance.

I thought a panoramic photograph would be perfect. What do you think?

Black and White Photography, Cape Cod Beaches, Cape Cod Blog, Cape Cod Photography

Beach Cottage In Chatham On Cape Cod

April 21, 2017 Mel 4 Comments

This is such an awesome photograph of this “beach cottage” in Chatham on Cape Cod. It is all closed up for the winter, so it must just be a summer residence.

Pretty impressive, don’t you think?

I took it in color and black and white. Which one do you like better? Two totally different perspectives…

Cape Cod Birding, Cape Cod Blog, Cape Cod National Seashore, Cape Cod Photography

Buffleheads At Nauset Marsh On Cape Cod

April 20, 2017 Mel Leave a comment

The Bufflehead is one of the most unique-looking ducks that I’ve seen. I love the big white spot on the back of their heads. The female Bufflehead has a small spot on the side of her head.

I saw these Buffleheads at Nauset Marsh. They didn’t come close enough to get a great photograph, but you can see what they look like.

Have you ever seen a Bufflehead? They are here from October to May and then they migrate up to northern Canada!

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