Wow - months since I've posted. The seasons turned and turned again. I'm rediscovering
wildflower friends as they ease of snow that is reluctant to loose its grasp on the mountains.
I've discovered fairly slippers on a trail where I thought they didn't grow - or at least grow
within my sight. I've met some young fishermen catching some nice trout in a few quiet pockets in the streams filled with snow melt. I've been to Scotland for Nature Connection, Spiritual
Well being and Cultural Repair with Jon Young.
And now my goal will be this summer to help connect more young people with Nature while
I continue writing about why wilderness and wild places are so important.
I'll be adding more pictures soon and getting back to posting again.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Saturday, May 15, 2010
A splash of orange
I have been eagerly awaiting the return of the bullock's oriole - a splash of tangerine, orange, yellow/orange with accents of black and white - One male was at our feeder today!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Mother's Day in Yellowstone
Mother's Day was a WOW - Wonder full Outdoor Wonderland - For the first time we saw a herd - yes, herd of Bighorn Rams - all ages - playing, feeding, posturing - a bit of head banging - then huddling - Never seen this before. Watched a wolf, hawks, Mountain blue birds, Northern flickr,
Sandhill crane, baby bison-known as red dogs. On the drive home the Absorkas with snowy peaks lighted pink by salmon and peach in the sunset sky.
Sandhill crane, baby bison-known as red dogs. On the drive home the Absorkas with snowy peaks lighted pink by salmon and peach in the sunset sky.
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