While watching a nice herd of mule deer one young Doe stood out and she was all ears and eyes.
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Ears and eyes
While watching a nice herd of mule deer one young Doe stood out and she was all ears and eyes.
Body Language
Swans speaking on a winters day in Grand Teton National Park.
For the next couple of weeks we will be posting some of our favorite posts from the past as we take a small respite from the digital world.
Laying low.
Three big guys enjoying the golden grass and just laying low.
Maybe that is a cue for the weekend just lay low and kick back or, better yet, get outside a bit then kick back.
Have a wonderful weekend however you choose to spend it.
After a chilly night.
A fine looking Mule Deer Buck takes a moment to relax after a chilly night.
Wishing you a fine weekend.
Ears and eyes
While watching a nice herd of mule deer one young Doe stood out and she was all ears and eyes. Morrison, CO.
Body Language
Swans speaking on a winters day in Grand Teton National Park.
Bunn
A favorite winter companion who always brings a smile to the morning is a Mountain Cottontail we have affectionately named Bunn. While Bunn is invariably more than one we have settled on calling them all Bunn. Hey, it just is fun to say. With a cup a coffee in hand we scout the windows each morning to say hello to our crepuscular friend.
A brief appearance
While I see the trails all over the place in the snow I seldom see Voles out in the open and for good reason given how many different predators prey on them. This day I kept seeing this Vole darting in and out of a tunnel grabbing what appeared to be a quick bite to eat. They seldom stayed for more than a few seconds but is was great to get a good look and a few (albeit a bit fuzzy) photos of these small mammals.
Just behind the sagebrush:
Peeking out from the sagebrush and just for a moment we had the pleasure of meeting this Red tailed Fox. She quickly dipped back into the sage and got on with her business. A moment well spent.
nature has no boss 
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