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.
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.
Waiting at the forests edge
The valley filled with fog
Go don’t go
In a mile the sun comes out
A mountain Chickadee feasting on insects that inhabit the warm waters of a Yellowstone thermal. Yellowstone NP.
Finding living color on a chilly winter day as the thermophillic microbes do their thing in this warm spring. Yellowstone National Park.
Puffing out puff balls on wonderful winters day in Yellowstone National Park.
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.
Two trees speaking softly through the mists created by our planets inner heat. Yellowstone National Park.
Hangin’ with the big guys on a cold winter day.
nature has no boss 
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