images as thoughts
This Greylag Goose is the Queen/King of the local pond and not at all hesitant to hog all the photo opportunities.
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.
Imagine you are an American Avocet enjoying a quiet morning in the pond. A bit of feeding and then a little relaxation then a bit of feeding.
Then without warning a Forester’s Tern makes a sudden and unannounced and dramatic visit to your patch of the pond.
Looks like he got what he was after. Just a brief interruption of an otherwise peaceful morning.
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.
Snow on the ground but sun in the sky. A little Pika peeking out from behind the rocks and surveying his domain as the seasons start to change.
Hand dug additions to this years burrow. A Prairie Dog working hard at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge.
An exciting addition to the family home.
They sing with all their song.
And sing it all day long.
On a quiet country road in the grasslands of eastern Colorado.
While watching a nice herd of mule deer one young Doe stood out and she was all ears and eyes. Morrison, CO.
No matter how often and for how long, seeing American White Pelicans on alpine lakes in Colorado and Wyoming, in the Sandhills of Nebraska or just in the City of Denver always seems just a bit odd. One of those things you experience over and over and should register as normal but just isn’t. Anyway, this good looking Pelican is perched on Lake John on a cloudy and cold spring day near Walden, CO.
