Fall colors from my front porch

By Leelanau Conservancy at 10:25 pm on Tuesday, October 21, 2008

At this time of year, the evening light on Omena Point can be stunning. This was taken from my front porch.

– Carolyn Faught, Omena (and Leelanau Conservancy Communications Director!)

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Conservancy Property from the air

By Leelanau Conservancy at 10:23 pm on Tuesday, October 21, 2008

I am one of the board members working on our Strategic Land Conservation Plan. I participate in the ecological analysis and botanical surveys for this process and I took this picture of the Solon swamp during a recent flight. Victoria Creek flows through the middle and Cedar is near the horizon in the center. This swamp is a high-quality wetland, little disturbed over time and serves as a centerpiece for conservation in Leelanau. It is truly beautiful and filled with biodiversity.

– Greg LaCross, Traverse City, MI

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South Manitou Island Lighthouse

By Leelanau Conservancy at 10:21 pm on Tuesday, October 21, 2008

S. Manitou Island viewed from the mainland. The lighthouse was recently re-lit. Click here to see the film.

– Ken Scott, Suttons Bay, MI

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Fall colors on the farm

By Leelanau Conservancy at 10:19 pm on Tuesday, October 21, 2008

This scene caught my eye on a drive the other day. Someone’s farm with fall colors near Kasson Rd.

– Michael Collier, Birmingham, MI

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From the bottom

By Leelanau Conservancy at 10:17 pm on Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Dune climb from the bottom.

– Grant Cone, Washington, DC & Northport

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