Mama and two yearlings were enjoying a snack just around the corner from my house. When I slowed to see them, they looked up, but didn’t seem concerned by my presence. They were too busy eating to care about me taking pictures from inside my car.
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Another Day, Another Animal Parade
When I visited Estes Park, Colorado, home to Rocky Mountain National Park in December 2013, I saw my first elk. I remember how cool that seemed. I spent a week skiing, checking out a few different places, and visiting family. This trip, prompted by my desire to move from the city to the mountains forContinue reading “Another Day, Another Animal Parade”
Two Bull Moose Stopped By
Thanks to a neighbor’s message, I knew these two gentlemen were on their way for a visit. When first spotted, one was in the back and the other was on the side of my house. Charlie barked low, a warning that didn’t seem to alter the path of these beauties. They stopped to snack onContinue reading “Two Bull Moose Stopped By”
Another Photoshoot with new Forest Friends
Pair of coyotes, plump with plush coats one takes off while the other lingers, posing for the camera
Dear Deer
Dear Deer, It was so kind of you to stop by. I enjoyed our photo shoot and wanted to send you a few of my favorites. I hope you like the one showing off your crown of flora. With admiration and love, Laura
Lightning in the Sky
I know we need the rain. I live in the forest where the threat of fire is always something to be aware of. This spring has been the first time in the almost three years I’ve lived here that we aren’t in a drought. Today it’s been raining on and off, but mostly on, forContinue reading “Lightning in the Sky”
I’m Ready for my Closeup – Hummingbird edition
Ruby throats stop by dinner time in the forest savoring sweetness
Wordless Wednesday 3/27
Filtered Sunlight
Morning sun filtered through snowy pines awaiting the warmth for melting
Look Inside Part Two
On a recent night, with wind howling like a pack of wolves, this tree snapped and fell. No damage because the tree was thoughtful enough to not hit anything on its way down.