Category Archives: Cape Cod Photography

Bluebirds High In The Tree On A Cold Morning On Cape Cod.

Many mornings when it is still cold outside, I will look up high in the trees and see the Bluebirds perched up there trying to get the first warmth from the sun before it gets lower in the yard. It’s the only place where there is any sun at that hour and, lucky for me, the leaves haven’t come out yet so I can still see them!

Huge Glacial Rocks At Nickerson State Park On Cape Cod.

There are so many glacial rocks at Nickerson State Park left by the glaciers thousands of  years ago. These were a few that we saw by Cliff Pond. So pretty… and huge! (Click on blog link for other photo.)

You can see the size of them in the 2nd photo.

Lazy Seal On Nauset Marsh Sandbar On Cape Cod.

I’m always so surprised to see the seals at Nauset Marsh and away from the ocean. They never used to swim in toward the marsh but now they make their way quite far into Nauset Marsh and even up toward Town Cove. (Click blog link for other photo.)

We saw this guy on the sandbar by Nauset Spit. You can see the channel marker nearby showing the boats the channel deep enough to get out on the open water. He looks pretty content, don’t you think?

 

Serenaded By A Little Carolina Wren In Our Yard On Cape Cod.

We have these two little Carolina Wrens who have been hanging out in our backyard all winter. They love to eat the Bluebird’s meal-worms and scurry about our deck and garden. Lately they have been waking us up each morning before dawn either chirping on our deck or singing away. It is so sweet and a good thing thing we are very early risers!

I took this photograph the other afternoon as this little guy was perched up on our outdoor shower singing to his heart’s content. It was just beautiful!

Sand Art On The Beach On Cape Cod.

Sometimes when we’re walking along the beach, we see the most interesting little sand arts forms caused by wind, rain or the ocean water. This area looked like someone pick us little piles of sand and made little pyramids. Each one was only a couple of inches high. It was so pretty. (Click on blog link for other photo.)

So interesting, don’t you think?