April 23 – Babies in the Pines
It is not often that you stumble upon an owl’s nest in the Northland. Their camouflage is nearly perfect among the pines where they quietly raise their young.
It is not often that you stumble upon an owl’s nest in the Northland. Their camouflage is nearly perfect among the pines where they quietly raise their young.
While walking across the Lower Gooseberry Falls bridge, this river otter suddenly emerged from a small opening in the ice with a freshly caught fish.
An April nor’easter stirs Lake Superior into a fierce display of wind and waves. Each surge crashes against these historic lighthouses, steadfast sentinels that have endured the fury of the big lake for more than a century.
As an ocean freighter sits at anchor, waiting to load grain in Duluth, local gulls — and the ship’s crew — awaken to a brilliant sunrise over Lake Superior.
The sight of Lake Superior agates always inspires wonder, whether captured in photographs or discovered along a quiet shoreline. This image showcases a collection of Lake Superior agates, each one revealing its own beauty and character.
The 1,000-foot Paul R. Tregurtha is a frequent visitor to the Twin Ports and arrives at the Duluth Canal on a beautiful April morning.
The Amnicon River, flowing through Amnicon Falls State Park south of Superior, Wisconsin, rushes with melting snow from the inland snowpack