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Brrrr, Feels Like …
Brrr, with the recent arctic air hitting us, it almost feels like: … winter in Yellowstone! Haven’t heard the overnight low yet, but was forecast to be ~ -6-8F, quite cold for Missouri! And with this post, I’m back online. When our winter storm went through Friday/Saturday, we received a good coating of ice, followed […]
Posted in 2013, Blog, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, Travel Photography
Tags: 2013, Blog, ice, landscape, National Park, nature, nature photography, photography, snow, travel, winter, Yellowstone NP
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Potpourri
Today’s post concludes the Bighorn Sheep posts from Colorado’s Waterton Canyon. I have included 3 very different photos in this post … each different, but with beauty in it’s own way. First, here is a large Bighorn Sheep ram, lying in a patch of snow along Waterton Canyon: This next image is a Bighorn Sheep […]
Posted in 2013, Blog, Landscape Photography, Mammals, Nature Photography, Travel Photography
Tags: 2013, behavior, Blog, Colorado, fall, landscape, lichen, mammals, nature, nature photography, photography, snow, travel, Waterton Canyon
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Now That Winter is Nearly Here!
… it’s time to stock up the pantry for winter food supply! While photographing the Bighorn Sheep in Waterton Canyon, Colorado, a very busy American Beaver was observed cutting down willow saplings along the bank of the river, and then carrying them back to his lodge. This is a behavior of the beaver … they […]
Posted in 2013, Blog, Mammals, Nature Photography, Travel Photography
Tags: 2013, beaver, behavior, Blog, Colorado, fall, mammals, nature, nature photography, photography, snow, travel
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Merry Christmas!
On this Christmas Day, I’m featuring a couple of images I made a couple of years ago on a winter photo trip to Yellowstone National Park. This first image was made in Gardiner, Montana, just outside Yellowstone National Park. During the evening twilight, we found a spot overlooking Gardiner and set up to shoot some […]
Posted in 2012, Blog, Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
Tags: 2011, Blog, Christmas setting, Gardiner, landscape, Montana, National Park, nature, nature photography, NPS, photography, snow, travel, travel photography, winter, Yellowstone, Yellowstone NP
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The Looney Bin
During my kayaking excursion around Little Tutka Bay, I came across a pair of Common Loons (Gavia immer) that was swimming/foraging near one of the nearby islands. These diving birds are quite common around Little Tutka Bay. In fact, in the late evenings we could sit outside our cabin and hear the eerie “wailing” call […]
Posted in 2012, Birds, Blog, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, Photography from a kayak, Travel Photography
Tags: 2012, Alaska, birding, birds, birdwatching, Blog, common loon, diver, diving birds, fall, kayaking, landscape, loon, Mount Illiamna, nature, nature photography, photography, snow, travel, volcano
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