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What occurs when two of Maine’s most avid and proficient path digicam photographers get collectively for a visit into the woods?
You’re about to seek out out.
Bangor Each day Information readers have been completely blessed to see lots of the movies and photographs produced by Colin Chase of Grey and Allie Ladd of Byron. Their mixed efforts have helped give all of us a brand new window on the wonder and majesty of some elusive animals.
Final month, Chase made the journey as much as Rangeley to position some cameras in spots the place Ladd has efficiently captured a variety of superb footage himself. Not surprisingly, the operation was a rousing success.
The result’s right now’s intensive YouTube video from Chase, who has put collectively a number of minutes of movies that includes Canadian lynx. Including to the leisure worth is the numerous vocalizations the cats are utilizing as they stake out territories and start trying to find mates.
One scene contains a group of three lynx making their means throughout some downed bushes and the scale of their furry paws nearly makes one assume they’re carrying small snowshoes.
We actually recognize all of Chase’s work, and you’ll take a look at extra of it by going to his “Maine Woodsbooger” channel on YouTube.