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Beautiful Sunset On Cape Cod Bay

December 7, 2016 Mel Leave a comment

It was a glorious sunset the other day at Boat Meadow on Cape Cod Bay. The colors were so vibrant.

Doesn’t get much prettier… I love the sunset on the water!

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Lots Of Birds At Attention…Waiting Their Turn On Cape Cod

December 6, 2016 Mel 1 Comment

These birds were hilarious on the roof of the Bird Watcher’s General Store in Orleans on Cape Cod. There were dozens of them that would line up on the roof and look down… waiting for their turn to get to that full bird feeder! And they went… one at a time!

It was so much fun to watch!

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Reminiscing About Summer On Cape Cod…On A Cold, Winter Day

December 5, 2016 Mel Leave a comment

It’s supposed to snow today here on Cape Cod, so I thought it would be fun to post a photograph of a hot, summer day at Boat Meadow on Cape Cod Bay.

I loved the colorful beach umbrella with no one under it! And the clouds were spectacular!

Pretty, don’t you think?

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Orleans Town Cove Was Tranquil On Cape Cod

December 4, 2016 Mel Leave a comment

There wasn’t a ripple on the water when I walked by the Orleans Town Cove the other day. There were still some boats in the water, so it was kind of a cool photograph.

Doesn’t look like December, does it?

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Baby Red-Tailed Hawk On Our Deck On Cape Cod

December 3, 2016 Mel Leave a comment

Thursday morning we heard a tremendous boom outside of our home on Cape Cod just after dawn. I thought the generator had blown up. Phil came running in. When we looked out on the deck, we saw this Baby Red-tailed Hawk lying on our deck… on his back with his feet straight up in the air. We knew he was still alive because we could see him breathing. He had hit our sliding glass door pretty hard.

We watched patiently as he slowly stood up after about 10 minutes. He looked around for over an hour and then flew off. Whew!

Thank goodness he was ok.

This photograph is just after he stood up. He looks a bit stunned, which I’m sure he was!

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