Lamer Suite LLC on Deer Lake, Tomahawk, Wi

11/21/2024

Love living here. 💕

09/22/2024

Yesterday was a wonderful 65th birthday shared by many good friends from Tomahawk. The weather was also beautiful and sunny 🌻🌞thank you to all of my family and friends for your birthday well wishes. 🌷🎂I am thankful for all of you.💕

09/20/2024

https://loonproject.org/2024/09/20/a-deer-year-to-remember/

Life is a roller coaster when you pin your hopes to the breeding efforts of a single loon pair. If the male arrives in late April and the female does not show until early May, you fret. If the pair places their nest on the mainland rather than an island, you grit your teeth and […]

09/18/2024

Yesterday I observed 1 inch clear active little jellyfish dispersed in Deer Lake on the west side. Anyone know anything about this? I was shocked to see jellyfish. They were very active. At first I thought they were pollen dispersed all throughout the water depths.

08/20/2024

Yup!

07/16/2024

I absolutely love this

Marvel at the 220 million-year-old petrified log in Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona. Known for its extensive deposits of petrified wood, this park showcases how wood has turned into vibrant, gemstone-like fossils through mineral replacement over millions of years. This remarkable log, now composed of quartz crystals, dates back to the Late Triassic Period, revealing the ancient forests that once flourished here. Isn't nature's artistry astonishing?

07/12/2024

05/04/2024

Remember to be bear aware on all your outdoor adventures this spring.

Each year, when black bears emerge from their dens, they search for food and potentially new territory. These explorations can cause unexpected and sometimes negative interactions. Although they are more common in the northern half of the state, southern Wisconsin has seen more bear activity in recent years.

As the weather warms and you start spending more time outside, remember to take steps to prevent potential conflicts with black bears.

Here are some tips to reduce the chance of an encounter:

– Completely remove bird feeders, even during daytime hours.

– Reduce smells from trash and recycling containers.

– Limit the amount of time pets and pet food are left outside unattended.

– Be conscious of attractants like grills and picnic tables.

– Avoid feeding or interacting with black bears.

If you encounter a bear, stay calm and DO NOT RUN. Wave your arms and make loud noises. Slowly back away and seek a safe location. Never approach a bear.

If a bear is near your home or cabin, try to scare the bear away by making loud noises (pots and pans are great for this). Bears tend to avoid interactions with humans, so make sure they have a clear escape route.

If unable to resolve a recurring issue with a nuisance bear, contact the USDA Wildlife Services toll-free line at 1-800-433-0663 for properties in southern Wisconsin or at 1-800-228-1368 for properties in northern Wisconsin.

For more information about avoiding unexpected interactions with black bears, visit our Bear Management webpage: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/WildlifeHabitat/bearmanagement

Photo Credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

04/10/2024