Oh my! And that's only a very tiny fraction from the file.....
Troutbirder: Stories Past and Present of The Nature Loving Life
Troutbirder II
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ReplyDeleteWonderful Life
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Oh my! What fine captures, TB. You definitely have a knack. :-)
ReplyDeleteHi tb...what wonderful photos. My favorite is the momma beaver with her baby!
ReplyDeleteI popped over here from Loree's blog. Great pics!
ReplyDeleteAnd I thought I had a lot of animal shots. Well, TB you live a wild life!
ReplyDeleteGreat photographs! Don't you just love reviewing pictures of the past?
ReplyDeleteNice. Many great animal photos = many great places you have been.
ReplyDeleteNice variety of photos today. LOVE that Painted Bunting!! I have never seen one of those except in pictures.
ReplyDeleteThe first picture, of the elk on the lawns at the west entrance to Yellowstone, is typical of the place. The rangers have to post volunteers around to keep people from walking up to the animals and posing with them.
ReplyDeleteLove the painted bunting and the burros looking into the car. All great captures!
ReplyDeleteThat alligator is just plain scary! You have a wonderful collection..I like that big buck the best! Got snow? It is snowing here now:)
ReplyDeletejust love critters of any kind! the goats on the wood pile made me laugh. :)
ReplyDeleteI will join Tex in loving the goats on the woodpile, and lots of others.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly gave us an eclectic selection of photos today.
How much snow are you getting today, TB?
Jo, Stella and Zkhat who find themselves with about 3" and a 10-20 mph wind!
Great photos. I've seen that view of elk at Mammoth in Yellowstone. And a donkey we encountered near Monument Valley. What a fun collection this is. I'm sure each one holds some very specific and special memories. I think my fave of the group is the painted bunting.
ReplyDeleteI like all the animals you shared. It shows you have traveled around a little because not all of those animals come from your area.
ReplyDeleteTroutbirder -- Nice idea to keep a record of all the animals that you have met in your travels. Liked the friendly donkeys looking in the car window. Good post -- barbara
ReplyDeleteThat's a great collection. good idea for a post to cover one topic.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful collection! LOVE the Buffalo!
ReplyDeleteIt must be our Minnesota weather today that has us turning to our files.. I started digging up all things green, and barely put a dent in my archives, as well.
ReplyDeleteAnimals are great, and I enjoyed your menagerie. Some great shots!
We have plenty of porcupines, but I don't think I've ever seen their young before.
Is that a baby porcupine? Adorable!! Though I am sure those sharp little quills are not so adorable. ;)
ReplyDeleteLove all your critters!
xo Catherine
How wonderful! Great series of photos, I love these!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a treat it is to view this post, TB. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThen, I scrolled down to read your hilarious previous post--a different kind of treat.
So glad I visited your delightful blog today.