Reflecting sun and silence on a cold winter day.
Happy Saturday to all.
Tag: winter
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.
A winters song
Three trees sit and sing a silent winters song along the Blacktail Plateau. The only other songs we heard that day were those of the Bison talking to each other up on a hill above the trail.
Yellowstone, winter 2018.
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.
Vanilla Frosting
Sweet but not too sweet. Out along the trail south of town.
Enjoy the weekend.
Marking time
Another wonderful year of blogging has passed and we would like to thank you all out there for making it such a rewarding experience. Can’t wait to see what this year has in store and having the opportunity to share a few tidbits on this space.
A silent day in Yellowstone, Winter 2013.
Not singing in the rain
More like waiting it out in this case.
On nice sunny days we see these male White Crowned Sparrows perched and singing away with away with vigor. However this time, although tolerant of the steady rain, this guy had his when is this going to end face on as we both sat and watched the rain come down this afternoon.
Mid-Winter Break
Although the calendar says otherwise the third week of January always feels like mid-winter to me. Yes, the cold and snow will hang for a few months, maybe more, there is just something about this time that portends a turning point somewhere deep inside.
So today it’s time to take a break and remember that sweet summer air will return again.
Iron Spring Creek
Iron Spring Creek near Black Sand Basin in Yellowstone National Park on a very, very, black and white day. So black and white that when you convert a photograph taken in color to BW you hardly notice a difference.
Waving
The sky and sea waving good morning to each other on a grey but beautiful winters day.
nature has no boss 
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