Photo of the Week: Plymouth Ice Festival 2019

majestic horse ice sculpture in Kellogg Park.

It’s the second week of January and in my community that means it’s Plymouth Ice Festival weekend!

Ice sculptors have been busy the past few days creating incredible sculptures to grace Kellogg Park in downtown Plymouth, Michigan. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Plymouth Ice Festival 2019

Photo of the Week: Kirtland’s Warbler in Northern Michigan

small yellow and gray warbler sits on branch of Jack Pine tree

It’s not that Kirtland’s Warblers are shy birds that makes them a bird every birdwatcher wants to add to their life list.

Kirtland’s Warblers are one of the most vocal birds in the spring and are often seen singing on a top, outside branch of a tree or shrub.

It’s that they’re one of the most rare songbirds to find in North America. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Kirtland’s Warbler in Northern Michigan

Photo of the Week: 2017 Plymouth Ice Festival

dog ice sculpture standing guard at night, illuminated with green light

While ooohing and aahing over the gorgeous ice sculptures created by ice carvers and local culinary arts college students, like this stunning dog ice sculpture, is my typical way of enjoying the Plymouth Ice Festival, this year the festival had an added feature: interactive games at the children’s ice playground.

“Whoa! I won 100 points,” shouted the grinning young child bundled up in a winter snowsuit next to me.

“Did you see it?” Continue reading Photo of the Week: 2017 Plymouth Ice Festival