Season with Loons 4

These are the images to accompany my 2025 Season with the Loons Year 4 film on YouTube.

This was a most unique year. Common Loons can have 1 or 2 chicks, not 3. Yet I got a huge surprise, a family with 3 chicks! There are almost no recorded examples of a loon family with 3 chicks that all survive to fledging. What happened? How did it happen? Would they all make it to fledging? Would I be a witness to history?

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Lifted Wing

Lifted Wing

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Tender Feeding

Tender Feeding

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