Peeking at each other through the long fall grass and sagebrush in Yellowstone NP. I always marvel at how an animals fur matches their environment and the subtle changes that occur from place to place within a single species. This Coyote seem to perfectly match the sage and grass in which they live.
When the wind blows lenticulars form.
The Tundra turns orange.
The rocks await another year of snow.
Even the rock are dressed in the latest fall fashions.
You can almost feel the oxygen being produced in this forest. Breathe it in and soak it up. Along the Juan de Fuca trail on Vancouver Island.
Where wild flowers spent the summer dancing in the breeze, autumn says hello.
The same location a month or so ago: https://naturehasnoboss.com/2016/07/15/without-fail/
Time does fly.
Perched upon a Coneflower full of Pollen this Bee is indeed on top of their world. Better hurry the flowers are going fast.
Getting beak to beak, so to speak, with a Raven on a windy afternoon in Yellowstone NP.
Fall is here and it is time to fatten up. This little Chipmunk was spending their afternoon scurrying about finding and then quickly scarfing down small little nibbles along side of the trail. Yellowstone National Park.
Photographing wildlife from a moving kayak is fun but the results are always uncertain due to the movement of the river and the subject. Luck happened to be on our side as we watched this elk in Grand Teton National Park.
This Yellow Headed Blackbird saw us out taking photos one afternoon and asked for a portrait to hang above the family nest. I was glad to oblige his request.
nature has no boss 
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