Nature is always showing me new things. For 20 years, I have been spending up to four weeks on my boat, photographing and studying the nesting, egg laying, chick hatching, and raising of common loons. I log countless hours on the water with about a dozen nesting pairs of loons, so it’s tempting to think I’ve seen it all. That was until last week.
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