Living Observatory Photo Gallery

These galleries and videos offer a look at earlier work in the Living Observatory community. For newer photographs, project updates, and media shared by contributors, explore our community platform.

 Kristin Foresto | Paul Mozel | Mark Faherty | Chris Leuchtenburg | Cyndi Jackson

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#Renewal A snapping turtle does her part to insure continued biodiversity on the planet. The eggs, laid in the sand, take 75-100 days to hatch. #livingobservatory #livingtidmarsh #tidmarshwildlifesanctuary #snappingturtle
The water in this depression dried up leaving behind the bodies of hundreds of tadpoles. #livingobservatory #livingtidmarsh #tidmarshwildlifesanctuary #tadpoles
#Repost @massecorestore (@get_repost) ・・・ Over the past decade, DER has helped to complete over 300-acres of successful wetland restoration on former cranberry farmland (including Tidmarsh Farms, the largest freshwater wetlands restoration project to
Warblers have arrived in force! It was a great day to be out and I had the good fortune to bump into Lauren and Ben with @massaudubontidmarsh who helped me spot a Chestnut-Sided Warbler for the first time. Pictured: Chestnut-Sided Warbler, Magnolia
While some birds are still arriving, others have already started raising their young. #livingobservatory #livingtidmarsh #tidmarsh @massaudubontidmarsh #muteswan #cygnets
It's difficult to fully grasp the size of a Bald Eagle until you see it dwarf a pair of Canada Geese. #livingobservatory #livingtidmarsh #tidmarsh #tidmarshwildlifesanctuary #baldeagle