Fall is here and it is time to fatten up. This little Chipmunk was spending their afternoon scurrying about finding and then quickly scarfing down small little nibbles along side of the trail. Yellowstone National Park.
Tag: national wildlife refuge
River Crossing
Photographing wildlife from a moving kayak is fun but the results are always uncertain due to the movement of the river and the subject. Luck happened to be on our side as we watched this elk in Grand Teton National Park.
Eat Your Greens
What does the Prairie Dog do to refuel after digging holes for several hours, reach for an energy bar or gatorade, no way a nice handful of dandelion green will do the trick.
Re-Connected
For the next week or so images previously posted will reappear on the blog. Hope you enjoy. Thanks for all your support and wonderful feedback it really is appreciated.
Christy and Mike
Moon Rise at Shoshone Lake
Yellowstone, NP.
Green Again
I think I know why it has greened up so well this year. Looking east while driving through the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge a summer shower is on the way.
Layered Lands
From marsh shrubs to sagebrush to pine forest to snow covered peaks. A wide open landscape sure helps bring peace and quiet to a busy brain. Looking out from the marshlands at Red Rocks National Wildlife Refuge in Montana.
A Snipes Song
A Male Wilson’s Snipes leaves the comfort of the deep grass to sit on a fence post to sing his lovely song. Ladies are you listening?
Photographed in the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge near Walden, CO.
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New Arrival
Brand spanking new with crusty beak and all. A little Killdeer partially hidden in some bushes next to a ditch along the side of a quiet dirt road. Why do Killdeer seem to nest so close to roads?
Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge in Walden. CO.
Look Out Below….. and Above
A Horned Lark hunting for food from his perch on a beautiful weathered fence post on the Pawnee National Grasslands in Eastern Colorado .
Choices abound for this Horned Lark in the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge.
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