Maine Photos - Dave Small@photosbychance.zenfolio.com

Male and female Ring-necked Ducks swim side by side.

Scenic view on the Cutler Bold Coast Trail includes the vibrant Mountain Ash.

A view from Schoodic Point in Acadia National Park overlooking Frenchman Bay.

Fishing wharf and bait house at Winter Harbor

Roadside Canadian Geese in New Vineyard, Maine.

Sand Beach in Acadia National Park as seen from Gorham Mt.

This scene in a Camden area cemetery left me with a patriotic feeling.

Waves crash on shore at Acadia National Park.

Public park in Stonington. I'm going back for a picnic.

I almost stepped on this guy while looking for snakes. He sat quite still and allowed me to get fairly close. This picture was taken on a trail in the University of Maine Forest in Old Town.

Harbor Seal hauled out on the Searsport waterfront.

Ship Harbor Trail

Photo of a lupine in a Beech Mt. area field.

Bohemian Waxwing eating a crabapple.

Hillside view on the Gold Brook Road.

This duck goes bottom up. Camden harbor is a fun place to observe sea birds. These ducks entertained me for quite awhile.

This little red squirrel was undetered from eating it's hard found lunch. I crawled to within a few feet of him to get this picture.

Cutler's Bold Coast Trail is a wonderful hike.

View of the bubbles from Jordan Pond.

Tufted Duck in Camden, Maine.

Look close and see a spruce grouse watching a moose in Old Town.

A traditional view of the Bass Harbor lighthouse.

While hiking on Petit Manan NWR this grouse came right out on the trail. Spruse Grouse are a lot less timid than the Ruffed Grouse and this one allowed several close photos.

The Bowl is a small pond easily reachable with a short hike from Sand Beach in Acacia National Park.

This butterfly takes a rest on a clam shell. Sears Island, Maine. I think that very windy conditions kept forcing this fellow to the ground.

Moose seen in an MDOT lot.

Quarryman in Stonington Harbor.

Camden Harbor in early morning light.

Turkey scrambles for cover after being discovered.

This guy and lots ofrnhis friends were hanging out at Winslow Park in the South Freeport area.

This chickadee paused for a break from feeding in the University of Maine forest.

Mother Canada Goose paddles with her young.