Yesterday ended with an afternoon walk in t-shirt and shorts. Today is another story and the beauty of springtime in the Rockies.
Photographed several years ago but this morning I was shoveling wet sloppy snow and cleaning off the cars for a drive to work not getting off a ski lift but a snowy day is a beautiful day nonetheless.
Three of five wolf cub siblings gather on the beach to catch the warming rays of the morning sun. Vancouver Island, BC.
There is time enough to listen to the reflection spoken by a lake.
Just as dusk sets in a cute little wren made a visit to the fence in the backyard hopping from picket to picket for just a couple of minutes before taking off into the approaching evening proving the adage that something small and unexpected can make your day.
Poking out of the ground all fuzzy and free a wild crocus ushers in a new season. Spring has sprung.
Even on the cloudiest of days a Meadowlark sings it song. Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge Denver, CO.
Just this week the Robins have returned and the pre-dawn singing outside the bedroom window has started. His tune seems a bit rough right now, but heck, it’s early and this guy is just perfecting his song. Practice makes perfect.
The sun sets and the sun rises.
Portillo, Chile.
Spaces with space help to empty some space in my head.
Looking west from the top of a box canyon west of Fruita, CO on a cool cloudy day.
In the middle of nowhere, on a dusty dirt road, a nice looking fox appeared from the forest when least expected. Although we did not leave the car the foxes appearance provided a welcome break.
On a long day of driving there is nothing better than discovering a nice roadside attraction.
nature has no boss 
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