Last weekend we watched numerous crows scooting, slipping and sliding around on the frozen lake ice looking for food. They kept cawing to each other and it sure looked like they were having a great time.
Tag: winter
After Sunrise
Following the footsteps of those that came before.
Into the sunrise we go.
Blacktail Plateau YNP, 2013.
Ice Fishing
We watched this Otter dry off on the ice and then quickly dive back into the water looking for fish on Yellowstone lake.
Another successful day out on the ice for this Otter.
Sneaking by.
This guy almost got away with it. While we were photographing a bison in front of us this guys came slinking behind us trying as hard as possible not to be noticed but alas we got a glimpse of him in the corner of our eye. He sure was trying hard and the look in his eyes whispered to us…You don’t see me. Yellowstone National Park.
Body Language
Swans speaking on a winters day in Grand Teton National Park.
Bristles
On a quiet beach on a storm-less day dried grasses bristle like the quills on a porcupine.
Called by a Raven
We could hear this raven cawing, cackling and making a variety of gurgling sounds as we skied towards Black Sand Basin. When we finally met up with her she was perched in an old tree decorated with lichen and moss just as a slight snow flurry began to interrupt an otherwise monotone grey and overcast day. It’s always fun to follow the call of a Raven. Yellowstone, NP.
Fog Sandwich
Clear above and clear below with a delicious layer of fog sandwiched between Mt Moran and Oxbow bend in Grand Teton National Park.
Winter Trees
In the Winter trees I see meaning beyond words. Fractal Patterns exposed.
Return to Biscuit Basin
At Biscuit Basin on a cloudy January day. Steam and snow, hot and cold, a quiet landscape with much to say. One of my favorite winter spots to sit and take in Yellowstone National Park.
nature has no boss 
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