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Rocky Mountain National Park- Part One
Read More: Rocky Mountain National Park- Part OneRocky is the 3rd most visited national park in the United States. After my initial visit, I can see why. From soaring mountaintops, pristine lakes and abundant wildlife, Rocky Mountain National Park is why we set aside these amazing natural resources.
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Rocky Mountain Moose
Read More: Rocky Mountain MooseI had just entered Rocky Mountain National Park and while setting up at my campsite, these 2 moose decided to come by for a drink of water. From my campsite.
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From The Kaibab National Forest
Read More: From The Kaibab National ForestThe Kaibab National Forest near the North Rim of The Grand Canyon is a welcome relief from the scorching heat in the desert below. This sub-alpine ecosystem has life and views of nearby Marble Canyon in Northern Arizona. Smoke from nearby forest fires.
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California Condors
Read More: California CondorsThis endangered species has a wingspan up to 9 feet. These 2 were hanging around the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument and the Navajo Bridge at Lees Ferry, Arizona.
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Choice Of Hazards
Read More: Choice Of HazardsYou have your choice of hazards along this road to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.
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What do an Elephant Seal, a California Condor and a Zebra have in common? A Zebra?
Read More: What do an Elephant Seal, a California Condor and a Zebra have in common? A Zebra?They were all photographed last week along California’s Central Coast. I was thrilled to see the Condors as they hovered along the steep cliffs just south of Big Sur. The Zebras were grazing at Hearst Ranch near San Simeon and the Elephant Seals were chillin just a bit north of San Simeon. Reblogged from a…
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The Tale or Tail Of The Squirrel
Read More: The Tale or Tail Of The SquirrelThis Western Gray Squirrel surprised me one day in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains. That’s quite a tail!
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Wild, Wild, Wildlife at YNP
Read More: Wild, Wild, Wildlife at YNPThe wildlife at Yellowstone National Park is as good as it gets in our national parks. The shots below were taken in a span of just one year including winter. Probably why I voted YNP as the best national park. …
