While out in the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge this spring we ran accross a Killdeer that was quite alarmed at our presence and left no doubt about the fact that it was time for us to move on as there was nothing here to see….or was there?
Tag: environment
Magpie Pinhole
Wildlife photography pinhole style.
Lupines and Sea
Looking out through a patch of lupines into the Pacific ocean on beautiful spring morning with just a touch of fog to make things interesting.
Water, rock and ice
Water from the melting snowfields behind and glaciers calving in the distance help keep the fjords full of water on a cloudy midsummer day near the Karale glacier in eastern Greenland.
Flowing as Knowing
or visa versa…
A quiet river speaking loudly in the Thorsmork valley, Iceland.
Sleepy Head
We saw this sleepy common nighthawk resting on a fence post in rural eastern Colorado one morning. He sure looked tired after a night out hunting so we snapped a quick photo and let him get back to bed.
Blue, Green and Yellow
I am not sure you could ask for more than a day spent hiking in field of summer flowers under the blue blue skies of a cloudless summer day.
3 Aspens
Photographed in Central Colorado but not in Aspen.
Tired Pup
The summer heat and a big yard project has me feeling a bit like this pup that left its pen in the town of Tasiilaq and followed our group on a very long demanding hike. Near the end of the hike we had to negotiate a cliff band which left this pup with a long walk back to town in the other direction. Don’t worry he had a experienced older sibling along and I am sure they easily made it back, albeit a bit more tired than in the photo. Tasiilaq, East Greenland.
Wild Iris
In fields wet with moisture the wild iris are blooming like crazy this year. It is amazing how some years there are so few but when it rains more than usual they explode. They bloom for a few days then dry up and quickly disappear. Nature playing hide and seek.
nature has no boss 
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