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Loved This Great Blue Heron Stalking His Next Meal On Cape Cod.

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The Great Blue Heron is my very favorite bird! I love its features and the majestic way it moves. We were walking the Salt Pond Trail and saw this Great Blue looking for his next meal.

Beautiful bird, don’t you think?

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Still Paddle Surfing At Coast Guard Beach On Cape Cod!

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There were several paddle surfers enjoying the glorious day at Coast Guard Beach a few days ago when temperatures were in the high 50s. This paddle surfer was catching some awesome waves from the off-shore breeze. Perfect day for surfing!

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The Bridge To Coast Guard Beach From Doane Rock On Cape Cod.

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One of my favorite walks is the one from Doane Rock to Coast Guard Beach, any time, any day. It is always spectacular!

I loved this photograph of the bridge looking back over Nauset Marsh. The colors were so pretty.

So pretty, don’t you think?

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Red-Throated Loon At Coast Guard Beach On Cape Cod.

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I love to see the Red-Throated Loon in the water off of Coast Guard Beach on Cape Cod. It is such an elusive seabird as it continuously dives for its food.

This Loon just surfaced and was looking around, so we got a minute to click away.

Beautiful bird, don’t you think?

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The Boardwalk At Fort Hill On Cape Cod In Black And White.

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This photograph of the boardwalk on the Red Maple Swamp Trail at Fort Hill says it all. The leaves are have fallen and winter is coming.

I loved this photograph in black and white. What do you think?