The credit to the photographs made during spring goes to the singing wildlife in the wetlands. The music around the wetlands is near deafening. All spring songs are composed to perfection. The spring peepers in rhythm, the air pump base of the American bittern is deep and throaty, the Sandhill cranes call coarse and raspy, an occasional clap of thunder causing the wild turkey to shock gobble, in the fare distance the drumming of the ruffed grouse, overhead the whisper of the woodcock. The annual live spring performance in the Wood county wildlife area is purely unequalled.
The portfolio below was selected from several photographs that were taken during the spring of 2009.
Bad wetland weather - Wood county wildlife area
Canada geese with goslings - Necedah national wildlife refuge
Spring light - Necedah national wildlife refuge
Spring shore - Wood county wildlife area Wetland prairie - Wood county wildlife area
Wetland rainbow - Wood county wildlife area
Forest in down pour - South wood county park, Dexterville Wisconsin
Rainbow and bloom - South wood county park, Dexterville Wisconsin
Lilly pads - Sandhill wildlife area
Water drops and tree reflection - Sandhill wildlife area
Birch reflection - Necedah national wildlife refuge
Moore road - Wood county Wisconsin
Black river - Black river falls, Wisconsin
Sandpiper - Wood county wildlife area
Hooded merganser - South wood county park, Dexterville Wisconsin
Muskrat - Wood county wildlife area
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