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Posted on September 14, 2020 by The Art of Ecology

Maine

In an unseasonably warm October, I had the chance to drive up to Androscoggin and Kennebunk, Maine to do some photography. It’s amazing that despite being along the Atlantic Ocean, similarly to my common beach vacation spot in New Jersey, the beach was incredibly rocky instead of sandy.

Chipmunks are amazingly cute members of the rodent family, each with their own personality!
This sunset was the second one during our Maine vacation and I almost missed it! It's incredible how the colors change and fade into the dark night sky so quickly.
Shelf fungus like these do end up decomposing the tree, but the dead wood provides valuable habitat to so many animal species!
Does taking a walk down this sunny forest path on a crisp fall day sound like heaven to you? Spending time outside in nature is proven to increase happiness and well-being.
After the long winter, where we are huddled inside for warmth, the spring, summer and fall are great times for soaking up that sun!
Preserving plants and keeping our bodies of water clean are so important!
This White Birch caught my eye with it's large, horizontal lenticels and thin strips of exfoliating, white bark!

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