Red Shouldered Hawk with nest of four babies 
Two baby Red Shouldered Hawks fell out of the nest and were rescued by Raptor Rescue Center 
Two baby Red Shouldered Hawks continued to grow healthy throughout camp meeting 
Red Headed Woodpecker near Sandow Lake 
Sandhill Crane near Mud Lake 
Sandhill Crane with her baby near Mud Lake 
Spider Web 
Bonnets 
Bonnets 
Morning Sunshine 
Common Gilled Mushroom 
Baby Red-Shouldered Hawk s 
Painted Turtle 
Eastern Bluebird 
Orange Hawkweed 
A Wakonda Path 
Baltimore Oriel 
Chalk-Fronted Corporal Dragonfly 
Duskywings Moth 
The Hickory Grove 
Eastern Bluebird near dump stattion 
Cabins among the trees 
Eastern Bluebird near dump station 
Eastern Wood-Pewee in trees among the cabins 
Through the tunnel 
Downey Woodpecker 
Rose-Breasted Grosbeak 
Grey Tree Frog 
Hoverfly 
American Red Squirrel 
American Red Squirrel 
White Campian 
House Wren 
Red-Shouldered Hawk 
Red-Shouldered Hawk 
Red Columbine 
Pioneer Chapel 
Eastern Kingbird 
Chalk-Fronted corporal 
Retention Pond 
American Robin 
Baltimore Oriole 
Bluejacket 
Bellflower 
Chalk-Fronted Corporal 
Eastern Chickmunk 
Fireside Lodge Cafeteria 
Pioneer Chapel 
Red Clover 
Tunnel 
A Wakonda Path 
A Wakonda Path 
A Wakonda Path 
A Wakonda Path 
Rustic Cabin 
Rustic Cabin 
Rustic Cabin 
A Wakonda Path 
Beauties of Wakonda 
A Wakonda Path 
The Homestead 
Beauties of Wakonda 
The Homestead 
The Homestead 
The Homestead 
Chapel in the Pines 
Chapel in the Pines 
Shelter 
Wakonda Paths 
Beauties of Wakonda 
Chapel in the Woods 
Wakonda Pathts 
Beauties of Wakonda 
Hog-nosed Snake 
Hog-nosed snake feeling threatened. Despite this fairly convincing show, hognose snakes almost never bite. They are considered venomous, not poisonous. 
Night sky, taken by Jim Schaff Sch
Nature Pictures During Wisconsin’s 2022 Camp Meeting
