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.
Tag: ecology
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.
How De Dew
Just a little caterpillar making their way through the grass on dewy fall morning. Enjoy the journey and have a great day.
Just over the hill
Just over the hill in the early morning light an American Bison enjoys an October morning. Yellowstone NP.
White Breasted Nuthatch
There’s got to be a good place for this seed somewhere in this cottonwood tree.
Still up high
More fall colors up high in the mountains of Central Colorado. Aspens are glowing down below so it’s time to get out and get a few photos.
In The Rabbit Brush-sea of yellow
A corn ear worm moth spending time with one of our favorite late bloomers in the area the Rabbit Brush plant. Love the beautiful yellows of this plant in bloom and it looks like the moth does as well.
Green
You can almost feel the oxygen being produced in this forest. Breathe it in and soak it up. Along the Juan de Fuca trail on Vancouver Island.
Where Flowers Danced
Where wild flowers spent the summer dancing in the breeze, autumn says hello.
The same location a month or so ago: https://naturehasnoboss.com/2016/07/15/without-fail/
Time does fly.
nature has no boss 
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