Hangin’ with the big guys on a cold winter day.
Tag: wildlife
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.
Antelope and Hills
Inseparable from the grassland beneath the mountains and hills an Antelope enjoys a meal. Yellowstone, NP.
Hungry Hawk
Looking like it just finished a meal this Red tailed Hawk was right back at it. Watching the fields intently for a mouse to stir and trying to make the most of the short days this time of year.
Western Grebe
We hardly ever see Western Grebes on the ponds around here this time of year so this one must have been a bit of a straggler on their migration. I hope they got on track and found their way to warmer climates. Denver, CO.
Fall Bighorn
Hopefully this fall foliage did the trick and helped this little Bighorn Sheep put on a few pounds for the winter ahead. Near Gardiner, MT.
Solo
White Faced Ibis roosting on a cool cloudy morning.
Dawn Patrol
A young wolf cub blends into their environment and settles down to welcome the first warming rays of the summer sun.
On last summers kayaking trip we were able to spend a few days in the company of a small wolf pack with several cubs. The young ones would gather each morning on this beach just as the sun came up. This one knew just where to lay to catch those first warming rays.
Vancouver Island, BC.
Left Profile
This was on of the most gregarious Ravens we have encountered and quite interested in finding out what we were up to with our cameras. He hung around checking us out and gave us both left and right profile views. I think left profile was his best side. Yellowstone National Park, November 2015.
nature has no boss 
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