Although the snow geese and the coyote seemed content to be going about their respective business in the pre-dawn light I think this might change as the day goes on.
Tag: wildlife photography
U-Turns Allowed
Just as we turned a corner while skiing on the Blacktail plateau we came across this guy having breakfast. We watched him for a minute but when he stomped his front hoof and gave us a grunt knew it was time for Quick U turn. We did not get to ski to our planned destination but it was a good day nonetheless.
Ringed Neck Ducks
Always looking a bit on the serious side the Ringed Neck Ducks have returned for their winter visit. Welcome back.
A Cormorants Flight
How fun it would be to see what this Cormorant sees. Mendocino Coast, CA.
Hoodie Time
January is here and it is cold outside. Time to slip on that extra hoody and head out to the local pond to watch the male Hooded Mergansers strutting their stuff trying to impress the females.
Surf Scooter
My first thoughts upon seeing this Surf Scooter (just a speck in that big ocean) hanging out taking on the crashing waves and doing it seamlessly was pure amazement. How can a species be so well adapted to such a crazy environment. Then on second thought I guess they are no different than humans speeding along on a snow covered highway during Monday morning rush hour. Nature finds a way.
Welcome Home.
Hangin’ with the big guys on a cold winter day.
Howdy!
Well that’s what I think this young bison is saying. Yellowstone NP last winter.
A Fine Pair
Every winter there seems to be a single wood duck couple inhabiting the stretch of the south platte river we visit to photograph the waterfowl that overwinter in the area. This years is no exception.
Well Hello There
Nothing like a nice hello to get the day started and this morning a female mallard is saying hello to her friend on the pond. Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge, Monte Vista, CO.
nature has no boss 
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