When hunting for limpets it’s all about technique and these two Oyster Catchers seem to have it down. Slide bill under sand and pry limpet up, eat and repeat….limpets beware.
Tag: ecology
Succulent
Finding succulents succulent and in full bloom. Spring color in abundance, butterfly and flower, green leaves and blue sky along the Mendocino coast.
Bigfoot
Bigger than Bigfoot, a Redwood tree firmly in touch with the Earth.
Lessons to be learned from these wise old beings.
Mothers Love
To our Mom’s.
Yellowstone National Park, 2014.
Wilsons Snipe
A Wilson’s Snipe enjoying the spring wetlands before the summer sun does it’s thing. Green grass and plenty of water, who could ask for more. Arapahoe National WIldlife refuge.
Just over the hill
The spring storms keep rolling in and this one is just over the hill. The spring rains provide wetland habitat for migratory birds and a welcome drink for the high sagebrush landscape of Arapahoe National Wildlife refuge near Walden, Colorado.
Red Tailed on a Grey Day
A Red tailed Hawk surveying the fields for prey on an overcast spring morning. Gotta be plenty of mice out there, somewhere. Out in the fields near Laramie, Wy.
Spring Chickadee
With the trees budding out and the air warming up a little Chickadee enjoy their perch on a Saturday afternoon.
Good Night Heron
Flying off into the sunset we say good night to a Black Crowned Night Heron. Not a bad way to end the day. Photographed with an older, forgotten and long gone, point and shoot camera on an evening walk in Ferndale CA. a few years back.
Willet
A willet enjoys the temporary ponds and the meals within created by spring rain along the front range while migrating to a more suitable habitat along further north.
nature has no boss 
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