Photos by Big V

This *Icicle Castle* was caused by a warm-up that ended rather rapidly due to a sudden shift in the winds from out of the south to out of the north. The ground at the top is on a slight downhill slant, causing the water to drizzle down the face of the wall. As we looked at it, Lisa said, ' Doesn't... Sign in to see full entry.

This was a fun thing to watch but a difficult thing to photograph. The sun was very bright, but I finally managed to get a decent shot. The eagle with the fish is probably about six-years-old while the one doing the chasing is about three. I had watched the younger one making divebombs to catch its... Sign in to see full entry.

Many times, I will go to a certain place where I know I will typically find good scenery, but then, there is the accidental find like this shot. We were headed back to the car when we found this scene. Check it out! Sign in to see full entry.

I found this unusual stump almost near the eastern point of Whitefish Bay Point. It had recently washed ashore, so there's no telling where it might have come from and when. Check it out! Sign in to see full entry.

The wave action along the southern shore of Lake Superior is always active, despite the season. As the north and northwest winds blow clumps of ice to the beach, they develop into a floating ledge. As you might imagine, the relentless wave action as it goes under this ledge has to do something with... Sign in to see full entry.

The wonderful thing about walking along the west end of the Superior shore is every step is just as breathtaking as the view you just saw. Check it out! Sign in to see full entry.

It took a bit of maneuvering and multiple attempts to get this shot right, but I got it! Check it out! Sign in to see full entry.

Lisa tells you all the time that we have 'fun' together. I may have posted this before, as it is several months old, but it is still typical of our text conversations. Check it out! Sign in to see full entry.

While I am not 100% sure, I think this is the same piebald bird I posted a few days back. It has a fish in its claws and is enjoying its meal in a tree. Check it out! Sign in to see full entry.

While these birds are not really 'howling,' it sure looks like it. Eagles were scarce for several decades, so I had never witnessed this type of behavior. I spoke to one of the DNR (Department of Natural Resources) officers who knew why they were 'cawing' at the sky. He explained that this young... Sign in to see full entry.