NRCM member and photographer Gerard Monteux of Hancock, Maine, shares more stunning photos with us this week. Instead of My Maine This Week, should we rename this week’s feature, “My MOOSE This Week”? Have you seen a moose during a recent visit or trip in Maine? Share those photos with us at nrcm@nrcm.org.
My Maine This Week
Each week, NRCM members and supporters submit their Maine photographs to be shared in our My Maine This Week website feature. We also share these photos on our website and social media. They are also considered for our Nature of Maine Calendar!
My Maine This Week: Boothbay by Larry Mingledorff
Enjoy this peaceful view from Boothbay, Maine, taken by NRCM member Larry Mingledorff of Palm Coast, Florida. We hope you are finding time to relax and explore all that Maine has to offer this summer.
My Maine This Week: Birds by Leda Beth Gray
Whenever NRCM member Leda Beth Gray of Blue Hill, Maine, sends in some My Maine This Week photos, I learn something. Sometimes, it’s a photo of lichen she saw on Cadillac Mountain at Acadia National Park. Other times it is a cool caterpillar she saw close to home. This week’s photos are of baby birds Read More
My Maine This Week: Rachel Maher
This week’s featured photo is by NRCM supporter Rachel Maher of Scarborough, Maine. Rachel writes, “My husband Dave sends many of his photos to you, and I thought you might enjoy this one. It’s a Blue-headed Vireo. He’s getting at that itchy spot on his back that we have tried to do before!” She took Read More
My Maine This Week: Madawaska Lake by Brenda Ketch
This week’s My Maine This Week features photos of Madawaska Lake in Aroostook County. NRCM supporter Brenda Ketch of Stockholm, Maine, shares her beautiful sunset and dusk photos from the lake that she loves. Brenda writes, “I live on Madawaska Lake. One can take walks around the lake, since we have a main road by Read More
My Maine This Week: Hooded Merganser and babies by Callie Wronker
NRCM member Callie Wronker of Jefferson and Portland, Maine, shares her recent photo of a Hooded Merganser and her nine babies, swimming in Dyer Long Pond in Jefferson. Wow! What wildlife have you seen so far this spring? Please share your photos with us at nrcm@nrcm.org.
My Maine This Week: Alewives & Muskrat, by David Small
NRCM member David Small of Old Town, Maine, shares his stunning Maine photos with us weekly. His wildlife and nature photos are incredible. This week he wrote, “Orland Dam has been a go to spot for me to check up on the alewife run and fishing Ospreys, seals, Double-crested Cormorants and the ever present gulls. Read More
My Maine This Week: A short story by Diana Washburn
Do You Hear Forever’s Sound? Do you hear the ocean? A mass of uncomprehending depth, cascading white crested waves, swirling, seething, roaring, smashing, and quietly lapping, marching to the never-ending demands of the tides and Mother Nature. Azure blue, black, green, turquoise colors, changing at the whim of the weather. What creatures does it harbor Read More
My Maine This Week: Hiking Tumbledown by David Preston
NRCM member David Preston of China Village, Maine, shares some of his spectacular photos from a recent hike with his son and their dogs. They hiked Tumbledown Mountain in western Maine, which has a pond at the top. He also shares his photo of the Presidential Range covered in snow, as seen from Tumbledown. What Read More
