Most of our corn fields have been harvested and miles of tawny stubble now dominate rural landscapes. The dormant fields are exposed, as are the flocks of birds searching for waste grain to fatten up for winter or migratory flights. Where fields occur near surface waters, large flocks of foraging geese are an inescapable landscape element.
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Red Oak leaves in the morning sun
An aging Sugar Maple tree. Well beyond its economic prime, but priceless as a visual resource
The third, and final, cutting of hay for the season
The colors and contrasts of dairy farms, active and abandoned
The Hunter’s Supermoon, a rare October treat!
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An evening on a dairy farm, watching fields of hay, oats (soon to be baled for straw) and corn.
Shadows
Matriarch
Heading for the ripening corn
Motherly duties and TLC
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