Recent content by forestgnome

Soooooooo beautiful!!!! Thanks for sharing. Lynx need unmolested, quiet high-elevation forest to survive....along with pine martin, bicknell's thrush and others, lynx need the forested high-elevation ridges to remain forested and quiet to survive...every ridge we loose to wind power...

Oh yes, the report I got was that the rangers had no intention of interfering with nature.

Has anyone seen/heard of a moose that fell through thin ice and got stuck on a pond? I got a report from a friend that rangers were heading in to "Hancock Pond, which is near Lilly Pond"? I don't know of any Hancock Pond, but the rangers were at the Sawyer River Trailhead, so I'm thinking it's...

thanks for sharing...nice start to your day

Beautiful!!! Awesome images, John! Thanks for sharing :)

quite a hike, Bob! Six Husbands Tr is the scariest trail I've ever hiked because so often you're looking straight up at huge boulders. Which one is ready to roll? :eek:

Hiked the Tuckerman Ravine Trail to summit of Mt. Washington on a steamy July day. A black blob caught my eye as I glanced down one of the ski trails that cross the trail. Upon further inspection I found this young bear. She saw me but didn't run too far and stopped to check me out. She went...

Cool! Hope your knee is ok...I'd tell you not to push it if I thought you'd listen ;)

Awesome! such a beautiful place...nice pics ;)

Nice! Thanks :)

Big Daddy Lives!!!!!!! 2012 Still ruling the forest of the Swift River Valley...I had the distict pleasure of hanging out with Big Daddy for about an hour before a hike on Mt. Chocorua....just amazing :)...just after sunrise, accompanied by a wood thrush and a hermit thrush at the same time :)...

beautiful images, people! really nice :) I just learned that this is mountain fly honeysuckle...from last weekend in the Alpine Garden... and mountain heath along the Gulfside Tr on Mt. Jefferson...these were the first blooms to open there... happy trails :)

thanks very much :) I've never noticed this before.

This was seen today in the Alpine Garden. The plant reminds me of rhodora but the bloom reminds me of rattlesnake root. Any help appreciated :)

sniffle:( ...Well, first, we share our forest experiences, which includes wildlife such as coyote, because we want to. Your dead cat photo would not be relevent to this forum. Second, you didn't have to click the link. The post title indicates the coyote is dead, so you didn't even "need" to...