This morning in the Bear Creek Greenbelt, a young Red-tailed Hawk was perched over Bear Creek:
Not a single muskrat was around. After the hawk flew off, a mink showed up:
This morning in the Bear Creek Greenbelt, a young Red-tailed Hawk was perched over Bear Creek:
Not a single muskrat was around. After the hawk flew off, a mink showed up:
The same Sharp-shinned Hawk paying another visit to my backyard:
Today in the Bear Creek Greenbelt:
Here’s a Sharp-shinned Hawk that emptied my backyard of songbirds:
For comparison, a Cooper’s Hawk I saw in the Bear Creek Greenbelt yesterday:
Female bighorn sheep, in light snow, not far from the Trail Ridge Road at Rocky Mountain National Park today.
Her lamb:
And what would a trip be to Rocky Mountain National Park without checking in on the pika?
Early morning in the Bear Creek Greenbelt:
Immature Hooded Merganser at close of day in the Bear Creek Greenbelt:
Birds stopping by the bird bath in my backyard:
Early morning in the Bear Creek Greenbelt:
One of the yearling beavers at the Stone House pond in the Bear Creek Greenbelt: