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Tag: winter
Winter Light
enjoying a bit of late afternoon sunlight peeking through… soft and warm on a cold winters day.
Dried Fruit
When the fresh fruit runs out it’s a good thing the pantry is stocked with dried.
An American Robin picking over a patch of dried berries on a December afternoon.
In the Winter Sagebrush
Walking the snow covered sagebrush on the Blacktail Plateau looking for the next opportunity. Yellowstone National Park.
Holiday Cheer, Pinhole Style.
Wishing everyone a very happy holiday season. May santa leave a few rolls of film and a pinhole camera in your stocking…just for fun.
Summers remains
Looking back at summer’s remains as winter tightens it’s grip on the landscape. Silent now, yet oh so temporal, the ice will melt and flowers bloom again.
But for now summer remains just a memory of what will be.
Mr Freeze
We saw this guy while out walking on cold foggy morning. He looks charming enough but a gut feeling told me to not get so close that he could wrap his frosty arms around you. I kept him at camera length and admired his beauty and thanked him for allowing us to take a photo.
Grand Teton National Park, WY.
Frosty Friday
A bit of moisture in the air made for a wonderful frosty morning.
Warm water and cold air combined to give quite the show on a frosty Friday morning.
Happy Friday and a wonderful weekend to all.
A bluer blue
Just look at those beautiful feathers…bluer than blue and many shades to say the least.
A stellar’s jay sitting quietly on a snowy afternoon.
Northern Flicker
A Northern Flicker adding a wonderful splash of color to a December afternoon.
Foraging away…
or just sitting quietly brightening up the day.
Side note: It appears the flicker has the same frenemy as we do. This day the flicker landed within the territory of one very aggressive red squirrel who charged the flicker from a distance of at least ten feet forcing the Flicker to quickly take flight. The upside of the altercation was we got a nice view of those very colorful wing and tail feathers on the underside of the Flicker.
nature has no boss 
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