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Brookies after dark 🔦😇
#brooktrout taken in Maine by @timporosky

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20 days ago

I could watch this all day. Easily 100+ brook trout in this tiny stretch of stream, making their way out of the lake and upstream to spawn. Unreal seeing this many together 🐟 🍁 #falltrout #streamerseason taken in Maine by @timporosky

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21 days ago

My love, my world, my person ❤️ @pialouisecapaldi taken in Maine by @timporosky

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a month ago

I looked in the mirror and saw this majestic beast walking right next to the truck. He was just enjoying the view with me. taken in Colorado National Monument by @timporosky

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2 months ago

Finally got to this high alpine lake near Telluride. It's been on my list for years. Cutthroat trout & turquoise waters. 8 miles, 2k' elevation, 11k' altitude (coming from 500' in NH), with a bad cold but got it done. taken in Colorado by @timporosky

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3 months ago

Millions of peaches
📍Palisade, CO taken in Palisade Peach Shack - Western Slope by @timporosky

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3 months ago

by @timporosky

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3 months ago

Love it 🤘

#subaru #subarubrat by @timporosky

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3 months ago

When you pick up a pizza from @pizzabarnnh in the canoe 🎷🍕🛶 by @timporosky

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3 months ago

Spider art 🕷️🕸️ by @timporosky

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4 months ago

Welcome...to the #whitemountainnationalforest

@whitemountains by @timporosky

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4 months ago

I finally found them! The carnivorous purple pitcher plant. You’ve got to love a meat-eating plant.

I heard these were in NH and have been looking everywhere for them.

Insects crawl in and can’t get out.

The inner walls are slippery and lined with downward-facing hairs, making escape nearly impossible. Most bugs die from exhaustion or drowning in the pitcher, where bacteria and microorganisms float in rainwater like a pit of acid, slowly breaking down the body. The plant then absorbs the nutrients.

These plants live in nitrogen-poor wetlands, so this is how they feed themselves.

The purple #pitcherplant is not rare in NH but most people have never seen one. It's actually native to #NH and widespread across the Northeast. by @timporosky

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5 months ago