Deer shed their antlers every year in late winter and then regenerate new ones over the summer.
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Marine travel from a different era spotted heading east
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Hawk taking a glance from a Shad tree around the Napeague Meadow
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Scavenging Turkeys at the East Hampton Landfill
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Early Morning Rianda S dragging just south of Hither Hills through the Fog
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Shad trees all over Napeague and Montauk were in full bloom these past few weeks but little did I know their significance in history. Lewis and Clark survived on their berries and many others took their blooming as a signal.
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Turkeys gobbling away today outside my workshop in East Hampton. In spring Male Turkeys "Toms" can be found strutting their stuff to woe a female. Right now is the peak of their breeding season.
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A south swell and flooding tide resulted in the clearest water I have seen in a long time. The changing overcast to clearing skies resulted in green to blue hues.
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Each spring these fish eating hawks return to their nests making repairs as necessary. After spending the winter in warmer southern locales it is time for a new breeding season here on the east end.
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Shades of spring but reminders of winter as the beach got ripped away during the four March Nor'easters
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