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Signature ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIGHORN at sunrise in Tundra at 12,000' |
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ELK and calf enjoying midsummer Tundra meadows |
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This BIGHORN Ram kept on eye on me as a herd crossed my path |
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1 hour time lapse photo of stars over the Continental Divide |
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From UTE Trail looking across tree line, Forest Canyon, and the Gorge Lakes & the Divide |
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Climbing Mt. Ida trail above treeline for heads on view of the NEVER SUMMER Range |
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COlUMBINE - state flower |
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INDIAN PAINTBRUSH |
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Wildcatting it off the UTE Trail |
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Alpine Tundra view to the MUMMY Ranage |
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Sentinel Peak of RMNP - 14,259' LONGS PEAK - 10th highest in Colorado & 12th highest in lower 48 |
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Bull Elk rolls in mud to be more attractive to females as the mating season is on. |
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This BLACK BEAR quickly swam across the swift Colorado River - no prob. |
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This COYOTE cross directly in from of me hiking a meadow & picked up prey it had stashed and carried it off. |
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Herd of BIGHORNS came over a Ridge on me hiking up to MT. IDA |
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Yellow bellied MARMOT looking for treats in Longs Pk meadow |
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Master of disguise, PTARMIGAN, all white in winter |
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Golden Mantled Ground Squirrel - or Chipmunk |
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High altitude living - mouse/rabbit like PIKA |
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the Hickory Hiker taking GPS readings |
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Alpine Tundra MEADOWS ablaze in small blooms, peaking mid-July - these are ASTERS |
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Pollen collecting can be messy buzz-iness, evidenced by pollen on bee's legs |
