A fine looking bluebird couple hanging out on a post along the road to Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge. This couple was taking a break from chasing away the tree swallows from their nesting box along the road. It seemed like at every nest box along the road similar battles were taking place.
Sharing a cup of morning coffee, steamy and hot from the thermos, with a reluctant mule deer is not such a bad way to start the day. Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge in Denver, CO.
With the snow still flying and a cold wind blowing we were surprised to find a few early arrivals to the marshes near the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge last weekend. One such arrival was this handsome Cinnamon Teal hanging out in last years grass. Walden, CO.
A little mountain bluebird right at home in a big blue world. Even when small part of it all.
Peeking out from the sagebrush and just for a moment we had the pleasure of meeting this Red tailed Fox. She quickly dipped back into the sage and got on with her business. A moment well spent.
Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge, Walden, CO.
Peeping in through a window of grasses into the home of a pair of Northern Shovelers. Arapahoe national Wildlife refuge, Walden, CO.
A willet enjoys the arrival of spring to the Arapahoe National Wildlife refuge near Walden CO.
If there are any sparrow experts out there correct me if I am wrong but I believe this is a Lark Sparrow. This was the first time I have seen, or perhaps noticed, one of these guy out at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge. It is always fun to see a new bird.
Hand dug additions to this years burrow. A Prairie Dog working hard at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge.
An exciting addition to the family home.
nature has no boss 
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