Winooski River Portrait

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I recently volunteered for the Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey. The target date was today so I headed out early to look for our national bird. My route was the Winooski River, from Waterbury to Lake Champlain. This is a pretty long route and it meant lots of planning to figure out which spots I could stop along to river to try to find eagles. I ended up stopping at 14 points along the river. I saw no eagles. I did, however, get to see a lot of the river.

The day was cloudy, just above freezing, with snow showers and rain showers and a mix falling briefly. Following is a January portrait of the Winooski River, or, at least, part of the Winooski River. It was beautiful. I was lucky to get to see so much of it in one day.

Waterbury, from River Road
Waterbury, from River Road
Waterbury, at Winooski Street Bridge
Waterbury, at Winooski Street Bridge
Bolton Dam
Bolton Dam
Long Trail Bridge, Duxbury to Bolton
Long Trail Bridge, Duxbury to Bolton
Jonesville
Jonesville
Richmond, from Beeken Rivershore Preserve
Richmond, from Beeken Rivershore Preserve
Richmond
Richmond
Williston, North Williston Road Bridge
Williston, North Williston Road Bridge
Essex, from Woodside Park
Essex, from Woodside Park
Colchester, from Burlington bike path
Colchester, from Burlington bike path
Winooski River flowing into Lake Champlain
Winooski River flowing into Lake Champlain

One response to “Winooski River Portrait”

  1. greylady1

    It sure looks cold.

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