A Swan the their Cygnets meandering along following the open water on a cold winter morning. Teton National Park, WY.
Author: Mike and Christy
Winter Trees
In the Winter trees I see meaning beyond words. Fractal Patterns exposed.
What once was still is.
At Pawnee Butte on a winter day. A timeless icon of what once was. Pawnee National Grasslands, Weld County, CO.
Return to Biscuit Basin
At Biscuit Basin on a cloudy January day. Steam and snow, hot and cold, a quiet landscape with much to say. One of my favorite winter spots to sit and take in Yellowstone National Park.
At Forests Edge
Waiting at the forests edge
The valley filled with fog
Go don’t go
In a mile the sun comes out
A midwinters feast
A mountain Chickadee feasting on insects that inhabit the warm waters of a Yellowstone thermal. Yellowstone NP.
A Red Breasted Merganser!
The Canada goose seems to be mirroring my thoughts as a very infrequent visitor stops by the local pond this day. We perhaps see one or two Red Breasted Mergansers per winter and this was our lucky day. Denver, CO.
Sun and Sea
Even in the middle of the winter there is the warm glow of the afternoon sun to temper the chill off the cold pacific ocean. A bit of contrast therapy to help recover from those weekend chores…or fun. Mendocino Headlands, Mendocino, CA.
Northern Harrier
Taking a break from patrolling the marsh a Northern Harrier enjoys the morning sun while hidden in the reeds. Mackerricher State Park, Northern California.
nature has no boss 
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