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One of the many trails that we have to enjoy here in Northern Minnesota, this was taken from the Superior Hiking Trail overlooking Sawmill Creek back in the autumn of 2012. Thank you Antonio for the LIKE on this photo. Best regards to you from Minnesota.......... Rich
Around Mid March and October the Snowgeese Migrate and stop here at Freezout. There can be upwards of 20k at a time. It is very loud and I suggest you have a umbrella if they are going to fly over you just in case. I seen what looks like steam come off the lake when I first moved here and a local told me no that is snow geese. And I said how many? 1,000 they said more like 10-20 times that. It is amazing. This lake is a resting area for migratory birds. I was so shocked to hear that there was that many birds.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyHMbJlhb9kCaught on film in 2011. Only thing that beats this ishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNQPidYyk0Q1.2 Million snowgeese elsewhere
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I love nature photography. Locally, my favorite place is the north shore of Lake Superior. I hope you enjoy my photos. Regards, Jim
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Like,ags83642. Great set of photos with the colors of Tuscan agricultural landscape. Best greeting from Italy,brezza
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Sorry to inform you, James passed away on the 26th of july.
Best wishes Karin
Beautifull picture.
Amazing. I missed going there this year. Will visit next time
For me, this is a very interesting capture. As far I understand, the job was well done.
Thanks you for sharing. I LIKE this photo.
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One of the many trails that we have to enjoy here in Northern Minnesota, this was taken from the Superior Hiking Trail overlooking Sawmill Creek back in the autumn of 2012. Thank you Antonio for the LIKE on this photo. Best regards to you from Minnesota.......... Rich
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Around Mid March and October the Snowgeese Migrate and stop here at Freezout. There can be upwards of 20k at a time. It is very loud and I suggest you have a umbrella if they are going to fly over you just in case. I seen what looks like steam come off the lake when I first moved here and a local told me no that is snow geese. And I said how many? 1,000 they said more like 10-20 times that. It is amazing. This lake is a resting area for migratory birds. I was so shocked to hear that there was that many birds.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyHMbJlhb9kCaught on film in 2011. Only thing that beats this ishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNQPidYyk0Q1.2 Million snowgeese elsewhere