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Geese Mate for Life. 🪿.🪿.🪿
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From the Photographer: Love how when geese find their mate…it’s for life

Think these 2 have been at Stagecoach lake for years.

Photo Credit: D E Grabenstein Photography

Fighting the Elements... 🦉
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From the Photographer: Great Horned Owl fighting the elements and incubating her eggs.

Owls and Eagles lay their eggs in late Winter. It definitely presents some challenges like heavy wet snow.

Photo Credit: Paul J Marcotte Photography

Sunset on the Rocks
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From the Photographer: "Sunset on the Rocks"

A long exposure (120 seconds) sunset scene I captured while standing in the Athabasca River. For landscape photography, I find a good pair of insulated rubber boots often come in quite handy for capturing unique perspectives of streams, rivers, and waterfalls. Photo Credit: Mark Jinks Photography

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And on a Wildlife Wednesday...
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From the Photographer: A pine marten peeks out in Grand Teton National Park. Photo Credit: Neil Simmons Photography
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And the Road Goes On Forever...
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From the Photographer: Story behind this photo is, I had just entered New Mexico somewhere from the N. Eastern part of Arizona. I can't be certain it is actually in New Mexico but I believe it is as I recall being back in the 505 area code. Anyhoot, this photo was originally a wide landscape picture. While playing with resizing it in PS, I resized it incorectly and it shrunk to this. In looking at it I realized I really thought it looked good (odd at best) so I kept it this way. Since I am terrible in my organizational skills I can't for the life of me find the original photo. If I am asked to remove it I will gladly do so. It's pretty though. Probably taken between 2017 and 2019. Photo Credit: Joe Grimando
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