Bees in Early Spring

Today feels like the first day of  spring.  Literary thousands of birds have descended on the trees in the neighborhood, the flowers are starting to bloom and the bees are busy.  Yes folks, it is the season for the birds and the bees

Deep in the Woods of Minnesota

Morning Bird Vilano Beach

Vilano Beach Last Morning Sunrise for 2011

Wintery Watercolor Skies

Lake Granby's Pioneer

From Winter's Breathe She Came Swirling & Dancing among the Cold White Snow

A Winter's Lake Playground of Ice Cycles and Snow

Cloud of angels circling the Earth

At sunrise, the rays were hitting the side of the mountain. There was a pillar crown of clouds on top and luminous Angels circling the mountain. A glorious morning to behold.

Angel Wings or a Spirit Apparition at Lake Granby

The clouds were shaped like angel wings descending down to earth and took flight across the lake.

Reflections of Morning

Little Snow Princess & Lady in White

Buffalo Herd from Lookout Mountain

Off Trail Bridge Road Foot Hills

Leaving Lake Granby and Mt. Baldy

Grand Lake Morning Mist and Evening Twlight

 Early Morning Mist settles on the mountains near Grand Lake.  Felt like we were driving on top of clouds.

Evening is coming and the twlight of colors dance from the sky to the lake.

Evening Sets In at Columbine Lake

Play ground of Wagon Wheels and Fence Posts

Living on the Snowy Edge

A Snow Cap Picnic Columbine Lake

Little House on the Prairie

This is my holiday vision of a perfect little house on the prairie.

Road Trip to Rocky Mountains

Wintery Blue Colorado Skies

Winter Reflections at Columbine Lake

Surreal Twlight Volcano Cotopaxi

 

Volcano Cotopaxi

Since 1738, Cotopaxi has erupted more than 50 times, which created the numerous valleys formed by lahars (mudflows) around the volcano. Cotopaxi poses a high risk to the local population, their settlements and fields. Cotopaxi's most violent eruptions in historical times occurred in the years 1744, 1768, and 1877. In the 1877 eruption pyroclastic flows descended all sides of the mountain, with lahars traveling more than 100 km into the Pacific Ocean and western Amazon basin draining the valley.

Middle of the Earth Equator

Dock at Guaymas River, Ecuador

Butterfly Landings at Mackinac