
Sandhill Cranes & Colt in Sleeping Bear!
This young sandhill crane is likely around two weeks old and under the watchful eyes of its parents.

Red Flag Fire Danger for Leelanau today!!
mLive shares that the northern half of Lower Michigan has a red flag fire warning today, meaning that the warm, dry, windy conditions allow wildfires to not only start easily, but also spread quickly.

Blood Moon Eclipse on May 15th
On the night of Sunday, May 15th, a lunar eclipse will begin in Leelanau at 10:28 pm with total eclipse (when the moon turns red) occurring at 12:11 am.

Water, Sand & Sky – 4k Sleeping Bear film at The Bay
TV 9 & 10 shares that the Bay Community Theatre Organization will present a film showcasing the beauty of the dunes this April.

Atop the Sleeping Bear
Joel shared this cool old shot of a Dunesmobile that his father captured on an Agfachrome slide in the summer of 1965.

Suttons Bay’s Ice Rink Park
For most of the year, the park is a quiet open space, but during the winter it comes alive as volunteers groom the ice for skating and pick up hockey games.

Leelanau Dark Sky Committee working to reclaim our night sky
The Traverse City Record-Eagle shares how dark sky advocates are working to reclaim Leelanau Peninsula’s night sky heritage in 2022.

Ski the Sleeping Bear Trail in Leelanau County!
The Trail is predictably great for cyclists & hikers in warmer months, and thankfully the fun doesn't stop when the snow flies!

Catch the 2021 Geminid Meteor Shower next week!
The best time to watch the Geminid meteors in 2021 is likely  from around 3 a.m. to dawn on the morning of December 14.

TBT: Fall Color at Shalda Creek
Here's a simply stunning shot of fall color along Shalda Creek in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore from October 28th way back in 2011!! 

Fall for Leelanau with the Leelanau Conservancy
Check out highlights from Fall for Leelanau which takes place all week long!

Autumn Reflections at Provemont Pond
Mark got an awesome shot of Provemont Pond near Lake Leelanau from earlier in October. Click through for more about this hidden gem!
