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Early Morning Fog

October 17, 2020  •  Leave a Comment

I started out yesterday morning with a clear sky and high hopes which were quickly dampened by fog as I moved inland. At Brookfield Marsh the water was high so I expected no waders but I was delighted to meet four river otters. Every time I bellowed "hello" one of the otters would rise out of the water like a prairie dog and look at me.

Fog does allow for some interesting photographic opportunities especially when looking directly at the sun. Look through electronic viewfinders only or risk damage to your eyes.

Early Morning Fog and River Otters

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Keywords: Canada, Early Morning Fog, Nova Scotia, River Otters

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