PRO+

LindaCunninghamPhotoME

Puffin Gossip Circle

Puffin Gossip Circle

Atlantic Puffins rub their beaks together usually in pairs, but sometimes a third or a fourth will join in the excitement. It's social bonding, like we hi...
Read more

Atlantic Puffins rub their beaks together usually in pairs, but sometimes a third or a fourth will join in the excitement. It's social bonding, like we high-five, fist bump, or hug.
Read less

camera

NIKON Z 9

settings

Aperture 71/10 ISO 800 Shutter 1/2500 Focal Length 2800/10

location

location

Maine, US

upload_date

Sep, 2023

Views

61

Likes

+9

Awards

Peer Award

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

Top Choice

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

My parents live on an island off of the coast of Down East, Maine. Christmas morning when little children were waking up to their presents, I was get

46th Annual Great Schooner Race, this is the S-V Heritage and the S-V Stephen Tabor racing along the edge of the fog bank. The S-V Heritage looks like

Watching Mom ever so carefully feed her young was a sight to behold. Priceless...

I never get a phone call at 4:15 in the morning but, I'm always out at sunrise taking pictures. On 6-23-21, I got a call to go for a row on Rock

One of the biggest joys in Maine is seeing the Lupine bloom. In the early morning hours, they're often covered in dew. Seeing the reflection of a

Waling the Breakwater to photograph winter ocean birds, this Herring Gull was having a Starfish for lunch.

On a very cold day in January, it wasn't snowing yet. And as the sunlight was filtering through the haze, I pondered how trees grow out of a sla

It was nice to see the Full Moon rising while in the woods looking for Owls. Lucky for me I got to see both!

Snowy Owls are so amazing to watch. I was blessed that this one turned hard to the left and looked into the sun. For me, this was the shot of a lifet

Lubec, Maine is so far East that there's been conversation about changing the time zone. Down-East Maine is beautiful and pristine. Make no mista

The lobstermen don't go fishing as often in the winter. Many of them haul out. These three stay in the water all winter just waiting for spring.

Seals weren't designed with wings, but that doesn't stop them from trying to fly!
Harbor Seal, Penobscot Bay, Maine, 6-22-23

Watching an Osprey dive for a fish is always an awesome sight. Capturing that moment before it hits the water...priceless!

I love watching the spring birds! These 2 males were fighting over a nearby female.

In the early Spring, the Bees are busy collecting pollen from Buttercups.

I didn't think that we'd have a sunrise. There was a snowstorm looming overhead but, I could see a break in the clouds on the eastern horizo

When the temperature is below 10 degrees or less and the ocean is still warm, it creates a fog called sea smoke. In Maine, the lobster boats are stil

Discover more photos See all

A bighorn ram effortlessly navigates a steep mountainside in Yellowstone Nat'l Park. by JeffNBrenner

Itchy Momma
got a chuckle watching Momma scratching her back :D tonight
Algonquin Ontario by Tammy_Nash

The Dancer by GettelPhoto

The king of Inverness by carlosgamo

BDS Cottenham-1 by daniellepincus_3517

... by halinaj

Mustang action on the plains by gottobeme1234

cheetah on a fresh rabbit kill, enjoying the first bite by halfraid

The-Other-Woman by Ariestwin

French Bulldog posed as “Tiny Tim” from A Christmas Carol by Michaelvincentphotos

A belligerent hippo bull seen from a small boat on the Chobe river, Botswana. by japiemaritz

Gannet by Masher

A pigeon stares at me whilst it stands casually on a wall overlooking the Thames river by AspMan

Wrangler-Horse-Love by photosanity

Sea lion toenails by TimMoor

Barn Funnel Weaver found in my back yard. Good excuse to run some extension tubes. by KS_Myatt

The King by Cortez48

Shooting with Master Konrad and his horse in Germany by MaximilianvanVuigt

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.