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Sandhill Cranes who roost on the Platte River at night will sometimes leave the water well before dawn. They can see quite well in low light so it could be because they are simply ready to go to nearby fields to begin feeding for the day. Or they may have been spooked by a predator … Read more
This is Okie…my daughter’s Great Pyrenees. She is goofy, silly, and sometimes…well…often, stubborn. But she can also put on that majestic look now and again, and what a beauty she is. The Pyr is a French breed made for the cold air of the mountains, and for guarding free-roaming livestock. They are gentle giants but … Read more
“We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude.” Cynthia Ozick
As a final eagle photo for the season, I figured I’d share one of my favorites. It looks far more exciting than it was in reality. This eagle was walking along the ice edge when it must have spotted the fish, fairly lethargic I might add. The bird jumped into the water with both feet … Read more
Sometimes when an eagle finds some fish scraps they can get a bit excited about it. Not unlike myself in childhood at the mention of a Happy Meal from McDonalds. The toys that came with the cheeseburger and fries seemed a lot better back then…but I’m probably biased.
