Teaching geology sketching in NZ
/Photo By Sarah Titus
From the dock on Hog Island
A fog-filled session of retrieving tags from Leach’s Storm-Petrels (and eating wild strawberries) on Little Duck Island, which is (usually) uninhabited by humans.
Sketching in the coastal forest with students of the Maine Archaeology Field School, taught by Dr. Bonnie Newsom. The site: a colonial homestead adjoining a Passamaquoddy shell heap. Is that a horse jaw in the pit?
About to fledge, having handily survived their parents’ decision to nest on a light fixture inches above the main door to a human habitation
Abby McBride