Every day I walk out into the world
to be dazzled, then to be reflective.
to be dazzled, then to be reflective.
Mary Oliver
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| The snow-heavy clouds moving in. |
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| The sun started peaking through. |
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| A very happy Eiger! |
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| The trees are almost bare now. |
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| Look closer...there's an 18 (or so) in. mountain whitefish down there. |
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| An old magpie nest. |
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| A snowflake catches the fleeing light of the sun. |
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| There has been a beaver keeping busy nearby lately. |
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| My boys enjoying the beautiful Bitterroot. |
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| A red tailed hawk soars high overhead. |
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| Simply beautiful. |
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| Just the tops of the trees hold a few leaves...and the snow begins to fall. |
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| After a swim. |
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| A red-naped sapsucker... |
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| ...with a busy red-breasted nuthatch... |
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| The nuthatch checking us out...and also traveling with... |
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| ...a flock of black-capped chickadees. They all surrounding us at the end of our walk. They move so fast that they're hard to get a good picture of, so this is the best I could do after about 15 minutes of sitting in the middle of the flock during their busy feeding time. |
Well captured, Ashley! Reminds me why I love this place so much. It's hard to believe that was just a few weeks, when I look out at the Winter Wonderland!
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