Nature speaks softly at times but a language all can understand.
Yellowstone National Park.
Tag: nature photography
Sweet
This girl just has it all a bit of sweetness mixed with that sassy hairdo. Hey guys what’s not to like here.
A female Hooded Merganser swimming in a small melted patch in an otherwise frozen pond near Clear Creek, Denver.
Winter Willows
Out skiing the trails through the willows looking for moose to photograph. No luck today but the winter sun and willows are a pleasure nonetheless.
Into the morning sun
A morning ski on the Blacktail Plateau in Yellowstone National Park. Tracked by nature yet not trampled.
At Dusk
Geese and Mallards enjoying an evening out on a nearby lake as dusk finds its’ way to the end of another day.
Finally the weekend is here.
Denver, CO.
Stormy Seas
Waiting for the storm to clear felt like forever and a day.
Yet as a storm arrives it brings with it the next sunny day.
Northern California coast.
A bit of sunshine
An American Robin dressed in his winter coat brings a bit of sunshine to a very grey January day. We usually don’t have quite this level of grey here in Colorado like we had last weekend so I am grateful the sun has returned this week.
May your days be filled with sunshine and may Robins fill your trees.
Along the Platte
It seems like every winter we get a short but welcome visit from a pair of Bald Eagles on the stretch of Platte River we frequent on a regular basis. This year was no exception as this one showed up on a snowy January morning. According to reports their mate was spotted just up river.
South Platte River in Denver, CO.
American Widgeon
Last weekend was cold and very grey but seeing this American Widgeon hanging out on a rock in Clear Creek brought a little color to the day. Even though I gave these guys a little grief for swiping food from the redheads the other day they sure are something to look at.
Fire Hole River
Looking down the Fire Hole river in YNP on a chilly grey afternoon.
nature has no boss 
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