The rabbit brush has gone from yellow to white, the grass is dry and brown and the light is lower and just a bit harsh. November is here.
Author: Mike and Christy
In An Endless Autumn
Several shades of gold cascade from high up in the hills deep into the valley below.
Early autumn warmth lingering into the last day of October and not forecast to end. Beautiful days sand brisk cool nights.
Rocky Mountain National Park in Estes Park, CO.
In the Fall Grass
Despite the fact that mornings are starting to dip below freezing, this little guy is still hanging in there and looking quite comfortable with his antennae blowing in the breeze on a colorful fall morning.
Hello Sunshine
A prairie dog greeting the autumn sunrise and soaking up the those warming rays.
Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge in Denver, CO.
Sage
A small sage grows against all odds on an eroded mound in the Wyoming grasslands. Roots ever reaching down to the earth. A lesson to be learned from a humble sage.
On a windy day
Watching the clouds whiz by on a windy afternoon was like watching an oscar winning film.
East of Saratoga, WY.
Time marches on.
It seems like just a week ago we were looking out into willow fields golden and filled with leaves leaves. Ten days latter and the leaves have fallen yet color still abounds.
Snowy Range, WY.
Falling In
As we stood watching the golden leaves fall from the trees one leaf seemed to fall off a branch then back into a tree. Upon closer inspection it was this beautiful dragon fly dressed in fall colors.
Layers
Layers of color in a layers land. Northern Colorado near the Wyoming Border.
Lip Smacking
Is a lip smacking feast awaiting this red fox? We caught a brief glimpse of this red fox through the car window while on a quiet country road and it sure looked like they were onto a meal. Before we could see the scene play out the fox moved into the woods and was lost from sight. A brief yet gratifying experience and a tale yet to be told.
nature has no boss 
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