DAWN’S EARLY LIGHT: Pat Clark, of Palermo, photographed this early dawn sunrise.
WHICH WAY? Jayne Winters, of South China, caught this turkey maybe looking for directions.
SMILE: Joan Chaffee, of Clinton, snapped this male cardinal posing for the camera.
Four generations posed for this photo recently. Center, mother Kassie Bisson, of Belgrade, holding daughter Brinley Bisson. Left, great-grandmother, Joan Hallee, of Waterville, and right, grandmother Angela Hallee, of Winslow. (contributed photo)
These students at Huard’s Martial Arts earned the rank of Blue Belt on April 24. From left to right, Jackson Hanson, of Clinton, Walker Johnson, of Oakland, Brody Robbins, of Skowhegan, and Trenton Clark, of Oakland. (photo by Mark Huard)
Photo by Lee Pettengill
On Saturday, March 20, Scouts from China Troop #479 hiked Beech Hill Preserve, in Rockport, and enjoyed a beautiful sunny day. The hike helped prepare the Scouts for more challenging upcoming hikes. This hike included a visit to the 1913 hut at the top of the hill of the 295-acre conservation property.
Photo by Lee Pettengill
Photo by Lee Pettengill
Photo by Lee Pettengill
Central Maine Youth Hockey player Kolby Pelletier, 10, of Sidney, looks to get into position during a recent game. (photo by Sarah Fredette, Central Maine Photography staff)
Central Maine Youth Hockey player Jace Poulin, 9, of Winslow, gets the puck during a recent game in Brewer. (Photo by Sarah Fredette, Central Maine Photography staff)
Central Maine Youth Hockey goalie Michael Loubier, 10, of Winslow, gets ready for the next shot as he enjoyed a stellar game against Brewer recently. (photo by Sarah Fredette, Central Maine Photography staff)
Hunter Hallee, 14, of Rome, had a successful day ice fishing a few weeks ago. Here, he shows off the smallmouth bass he caught while fishing with his maternal grandfather.
Hunter displays a rather large yellow perch he also caught that day, at some undisclosed location in Belgrade. His father, Ryan Hallee, of Rome, exclaimed, “that is the biggest tiger trout I’ve ever seen. Even his trash fish are big.”
LOOKING PRETTY: Joan Chaffee, of Clinton, captured this male cardinal perched in a tree.
COOLING HIS FEET: Michael Bilinsky, of China Village, snapped this great blue heron soaking its feet in China Lake.
NOT A FLOWER: Joan Ferrone, of China, photographed this flower wannabe. It’s actually a mushroom.
Emily Poulin, of South China, photographed this snowflake on the hood of her car one morning this past winter. Surely, a magnificent display of Mother Nature’s beauty.
Tyler White, son of Nathan and Alison, caught his first fish through the ice on February 14, during the China Four Seasons Club fishing derby. He was hoping to get a big one to enter but, hey, a little one (a pickerel) is just as good. (contributed photo)
While not likely an Erskine Academy student, this guy(?) showed up on the school’s front lawn last week. Apparently, he didn’t get the memo that the snow sculpture contest at Winter Carnival was canceled this year. (photo by Bob Bennett)