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Dont have the channel...actually just cut cable all together...but found this preview online: http://www.smithsonianchannel.com/site/sn/show.do?series=701 Looks awesome!

So...if the forest is closed when it is unsafe, does that mean it is safe when it is open?

When I heard that the ravine was closing...the flowers were what I immediately thought of...I had big plans to spend a few nights doccumenting the headwall this year. Oh well...next year it is! Thanks for the teaser...these are great!

What cell towers? All I see are big pines...

Nice shots of the olde garden! The ???? is a sedge species...possibly (likely) Bigelow's Sedge...

I've been told about a gazillion times over the past few years that I have to visit pond brook falls, as many rate it their favorite falls in the whites. And your pictures certainly support that!

Awesome Rhodora shots...really wanted to get up there this weekend...but there are too few days in said weekend. Thanks for taking me there! Great shots!

I'm always incredibly amazed by this accomplishment ... and Steve is one of the finer people that I've met roaming these hills. Congrats Steve!

Grouseking... Thanks so much...It's taken a lot of work to figure out how to get these right! For this shot, I used three filters: A polarizer A two stop graduated neutral density filter A three stop graduated neutral density filter The polarizer cuts glare, intensify's colors and is a...

Looks like a great spot for a hike...I enjoy all of the little places you take us to. AND...that lady slipper shot is incredible!

Love the shot of the birch glade...and definately agree with you about the birds out in force this weekend!

I hung out and around the New England Alpine Zone yesterday (into last night) photographing the alpine flowers. It's an interesting year for them, as the ice earlier this week, combined with near 100mph winds has clearly impacted the quality of the blooms, but there are plenty of flowers to be...

Great shots! I was thinking of hiking there next weekend to shoot the rhodora on that ridge. How much of it was in bloom already?

Good catch...was just coming back to post the same. Claytonia is it for sure...sorrels won't be out until summer...

Wow...looks incredible...I've been told I had to get there in the past...now it's a must on the list for next year! Thanks for taking us along!

Saco Heath is in Saco Maine...it's a big bog, and the rhodora in there is amazing at peak (sometime in the next week or two)... http://www.nature.org/ourinitiatives/regions/northamerica/unitedstates/maine/placesweprotect/saco-heath-preserve.xml

Saco Heath and Lamprey Watershed... Yesterday I got up early hoping to catch sunrise over the rhodora blooms at Saco Heath...only there wasn't any rhodora out yet. This season is definately 'normal' to slow for flowers. Way later than last year... Anyway, lots of leatherleaf, some bog...

Thanks Fantastic! Thanks for doing the legwork!

I was in the Park today, and thought it was more sparse than years past...so you aren't alone. It's amazing how fast spring has returned. Found Colts foot in Bedford today, and while not wild, the daffodils have doubled in size and bloomed in three days down here. Amazing what a little heat...

It's tough to appreciate nice in the dark ;)