Ian Clark

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My Favorite Loon Pics of 2021

January 09, 2022 - Looking back on my favorite loon pix from the two families I followed in 2021. A little late for the end of the year, bu...

September 07, 2021 - Our loon chicks are now about ten and a half weeks old. I had a chance to catch up with them this morning. Both chicks s...

August 21, 2021 - Our loon chicks are now ten weeks old. I had a chance to visit them on Saturday. Both appear to be doing well. Both have...

August 04, 2021 - Our loon family with two chicks was receiving visitors yesterday morning, August 3. The chicks are now 46 & 47 days old.

July 30, 2021 - Over the past several days, I've had a chance to stop in to visit both the loon families I've been following in the Uppe...

July 11, 2021 - I spent the morning visiting the loon family with two chicks in the Upper Valley area. Both chicks appear to be doing we...

July 02, 2021 - Let's check in on our loon family. On June 29, the chicks were likely to be 11 and 12 days old. They've grown rapidly an...

June 30, 2021 - This is a second loon family that I follow. They've got a chick. I must have missed the nest for a few days, I expected...

June 26, 2021 - Thursday morning I got to spend a few hours following our little loon family. Best guess is that on 6/24, the chicks wer...

June 23, 2021 - Loon chicks are hatching around the Upper Valley. One of the pairs I follow had two chicks last Sunday morning. They wer...

April 11, 2021 - With yesterday's beautiful weather, I dug the kayak out of the basement and headed out. Spring has arrived. I wasn't th...

January 31, 2021 - Loon families need a sizeable territory to successfully raise their chicks. A loon family with a pair of chicks will eat...

August 14, 2020 - I was lucky enough to get to spend two mornings on the pond with the loons this week. Tuesday morning had a very pleasan...