Our top nine Instagram photographers for March 2019

Every month, we share the work of local photographers from across the Kawarthas

This stunning photo of a majestic bald eagle in Selwyn Township, taken by scientist and photographer Robert Metcalfe, was the top post on our Instagram for March 2019. (Photo: Robert Metcalfe @robert.a.metcalfe / Instagram)
This stunning photo of a majestic bald eagle in Selwyn Township, taken by scientist and photographer Robert Metcalfe, was the top post on our Instagram for March 2019. (Photo: Robert Metcalfe @robert.a.metcalfe / Instagram)

Spring officially arrived in March but, while the snow has now finally melted in Peterborough and areas to the south, there’s still plenty of the white stuff in the northern Kawarthas.

We took a trip to our cottage north of Apsley this past weekend and, would you believe it, there was still four feet of snow on our driveway! Luckily, we brought our snowshoes.

But there are some sure signs spring is finally here. It’s getting light earlier, birds are singing in the morning, robins are building their nests, and I even saw two loons on Little Lake in Peterborough. While our top March photos are still heavy with snow, I promise no snow pictures for April — I hope!

Do you want to get on our photographer list? All you need is an Insta account and to tag us using our hashtag #kawarthanow when posting your photo.

We share photos from across our readership area, which is the five-county area surrounding Peterborough which includes Peterborough, Northumberland, City of Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton, and Hastings (we sneak in the occasional Algonquin Park picture as well, particularly if it’s by a Kawartha photographer).

To see our daily shares of photos, follow us on Instagram @kawarthanow and check out our feed’s monthly highlight reels for recaps of every month in 2019.


#1. Bald Eagle in Selwyn by Robert Metcalfe @robert.a.metcalfe

Posted March 10, 2019. 7,554 impressions, 550 likes

 

#2. Bobcat near Bobcaygeon by Donna Shaw @propertyguys.kawarthalakes

Posted March 6, 2019. 7,337 impressions, 628 likes

 

#3. Early spring at Warsaw Caves by Mike Marcov @mikemarkov

Posted March 29, 2019. 6,391 impressions, 548 likes

 

#4. Starry night at Silent Lake by Vincent Yi Zhang @vincentzhangyi

Posted March 9, 2019. 6,374 impressions, 470 likes

 

#5. Snowy bridge in Kawartha Lakes by Kathryn Frank @_katy.did.it_

Posted March 13, 2019. 6,329 impressions, 397 likes

 

#6. Sunrise over East City in Peterborough by Brian P. @bparypa73

Posted March 14, 2019. 6,238 impressions, 606 likes

 

#7. Train bridge over the Otonabee River by Brian P. @bparypa73

Posted March 24, 2019. 6,237 impressions, 447 likes

 

#8. Out like a lion by Melissa Maahs Photography @melissamaahsphotography

Posted March 31, 2019. 6,162 impressions, 516 likes

 

#9. Baddow Road backyard deer by Karen Suggitt @karen_suggitt

Posted March 23, 2019. 6,102 impressions, 451 likes

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Jeannine Taylor
Jeannine Taylor is the CEO, founder, and publisher of kawarthaNOW.com and a contributing writer. She's a self-professed geek and early adopter. Jeannine has over 30 years of experience in marketing, media and communications, and web development. She has been a digital media publisher for over 25 years since kawarthaNOW.com was launched online as Quid Novis in 1996. Her awards include Peterborough's Business Woman of the Year in 2005, a Premier's Award nominee in 2003, and a City of Peterborough Civic Award for chairing the development of Millennium Park. She's also a vegetarian, music lover and, cultural enthusiast. Jeannine would rather be at the cottage kayaking or hanging out with @caitthebordercollie. You can follow her on Instagram @wired_woman or on Twitter @wiredwoman.