In a landscape where you feel like you are moving along with time.
Mud becomes rock and clouds pass by.
Bentonite Hills near Grand Junction, CO.
Tag: philosophy
Black on Blue
On a crisp and sunny February morning we spent some time watching a group of Crows playing around on an iced over lake. We were unable to tell what they were doing even after half an hour of observation. Could it have been looking for food, either embedded into the ice, or under it? Or were they just admiring their handsome reflections on the ice? Or who knows what. Anyway, it was fun to observe them walking ever so gingerly to avoid slipping around and peering into the ice for a reason we were unable to determine.
Above Moran
The sky is always talking above Mt Moran.
On a quiet evening late last fall.
Just how it is
Felling transported back to a time when time was measured in seasons not nanoseconds we sat and watched a Bison graze with thermal pools in the background.
Stink Eye
Stink Eye-a facial expression of distrust, disdain, or disapproval; also called skunk eye, hairy eyeball
I have no idea why, and this mischievous looking little American Coot is not letting on, but the Geese on the pond were sure giving him the a big ol’ dose of Stink Eye.
Low Tide
Low tides greets the morning sun on Spring Island, BC.
White Faced Ibis
While there are not many birds around today the first day of February seems like a nice time to remember spring is on it’s way….someday.
Green grass, liquid lakes and one of my favorite friends the White faced Ibis will soon return again.
Happy February.
Wandering a Sandstone Sea
A cloudy day made it feel like we were wandering alone on the floor of a Sandstone Sea where air has replaced the water.
Near Moab, UT.
Winter Sounds-2
Within the stillness of the fresh new snow is the sound of the trees reflecting on water not yet frozen by mid-winters chill. Along the Moose-Wilson road in Grand Teton National Park.
Winter Coneflower
A Black Caped Chickadee rests on a Prairie Coneflower as the winter days pass by. More clouds yet less precipitation has made this winter feel different from winters past.
Denver, CO.
nature has no boss 
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