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Whale Watch Photos
First picture of the day from the Cap’n Fish parking lot
Harbor Princess:
How many puffins are in this picture:
More puffins:
Audubon Study Station:
Eider ducks:
Burnt Island Light:
Owl in the park:
Footbridge:
4 thoughts on “Whale Watch Photos”
I believe the lighthouse you pictured is the Burnt Island Lightstation–I’ve stayed a week out there a number of summers when Dept. of Marine Resources used to operate their wonderful programs for educators, run by the incredibly knowledgeable, talented and versatile Elaine Jones, now retired, sadly. Ram Island Light, and Cuckolds Light, are both kinda tiny lighthouses.
Fixed now, thank you. Takes me a minute.
Next time you go on a whale watch, if you don’t mind a small walk, you can park at the public parking on 11 Howard St. I think it may be cheaper than $50…and it’s up behind the library, which is a block or two from Cap’n Fish.
Lovely narrative of your adventure. I too was surprised that puffins were that small when I saw them. Very cute though.
Harbor Princess:
How many puffins are in this picture:
More puffins:
I believe the lighthouse you pictured is the Burnt Island Lightstation–I’ve stayed a week out there a number of summers when Dept. of Marine Resources used to operate their wonderful programs for educators, run by the incredibly knowledgeable, talented and versatile Elaine Jones, now retired, sadly. Ram Island Light, and Cuckolds Light, are both kinda tiny lighthouses.
Fixed now, thank you. Takes me a minute.
Next time you go on a whale watch, if you don’t mind a small walk, you can park at the public parking on 11 Howard St. I think it may be cheaper than $50…and it’s up behind the library, which is a block or two from Cap’n Fish.
Lovely narrative of your adventure. I too was surprised that puffins were that small when I saw them. Very cute though.