I would like to thank everyone for supporting Nature Has No Boss since its inception six months ago. I have found blogging to be a fun and enriching experience allowing me to connect with people from all around the world. It is time to unplug for the next month or so, experience some wilderness, collect new and exciting images to share on Nature has no boss and reconnect and recharge the batteries.
Taken at a local park where bulldozers were pushing over dead trees that I normally see Kestrels perched in. Dead trees provide habitat for numerous living organisms, including fungi, mosses, lichens, invertebrates, birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians.
When humans want to have fun we don’t create things that just get us from point A to point B in the shortest time we make things that wiggle and are full of surprises. To paraphrase Alan Watts the universe is wiggly so we might as well wiggle with it.
When upside down feels right side up.
In a warm and dry winter the seasons seemed blurred and the rhythm of life distorted. Seeing the winter light helps restore the rhythm , thank you sun.
I have taken this photo once each year for the last three years on my walk home from work on the same exact day without knowing it. Things that happen by themselves seem to catch the eye.
Multidimensional sky over Mt Evans.
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