Photo Treks: Countdown 365 -T8

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The Photographs that you see displayed on "Photo Treks" are available to purchase. They may be purchased in the size of 8 x 10 in either High Gloss or Lustre finished. They are also available mounted on a single Mat and Cellophane wrapped. The photographs may also be purchased in a Double Matted, 11 x 14 inch wooden frame. Several hundred additional Photographs consisting of each specie of Big Game Animals in North America are also available on my Web Site: http://www.naturesportraits.net/ For further information, please feel free to contact me at 907-235-6458, P.O. Box 1473, Anchor Point, Alaska 99556 or via email at angler@xyz.net Thank You for your time and interest

Friday, January 8, 2010

Countdown 365 -T8

Total Miles Driven: 45.3 Miles:

With "spring winter" weather in the air, I once again made a local trip looking for antlered moose. Driving the North Fork Loop road once again from the north end in Anchor Point to the south end. Although, a pretty drive with the mountains across Cook Inlet providing a great backdrop, no moose were sighted.

Taking a trip into Homer, Alaska, finding blue sky and the temperature at 46 degrees, I could not resist visiting the Homer Spit to "shoot" the American Bald Eagles. The Homer Spit is a prime area for "shooting eagles". During the "Feeding the Eagles" campaign, you were likely to see several hundred eagles per trip. Now that the feeding program has been halted, the Eagles are still present although the numbers are ten percent of what they have been in past years. On my return trip, I drove the Sterling Highway through the Anchor River valley, still not seeing any moose.

Kachemak Bay ~ January 8, 2010