Cottonwoods love to have their feet near water. We spied this bosky stand while walking along the road above a natural depression that features a seasonal pond, which will soon be filling up.
(Bosky - it's even fun to say.)
10 March 2012
09 March 2012
Landing Pad, Hieronymous Park, Hamilton, Montana
This is classic Montana outdoors - Canadian geese coming in overhead for a landing.
I was absorbed,listening & watching, then suddenly realized - hello! perfect photo opportunity!
Even sweeter, to my sensibilities, is that my only edit was a small crop.
08 March 2012
Fuzzy Green Plant, Hieronymous Park, Hamilton, Montana
Even though the sun has been beaming brightly, it's still a little nippy out - good reason for this early arrival to have it's fuzzy on!
07 March 2012
Twiggy, Bitterroot River, Corvallis, Montana
Slatey rocks, red twigs, golden grasses, calm water, distant mountains....no wonder I always feel calmer after walking at the Teller Wildlife Refuge.
06 March 2012
Waiting for Spring,Teller Wildlife Refuge, Corvallis, Montana
Meandering along what could be a deer trail brought me to this mostly dry run-off channel near the Bitterroot River.
During spring melt, excess water searches for paths of least resistance and drastically changes the river bottom landscape.
During spring melt, excess water searches for paths of least resistance and drastically changes the river bottom landscape.
05 March 2012
Frozen Angles, Bitterroot River, Corvallis, Montana
After the balmy spring-caliber day we had Sunday, this setting is most likely a small pond now.
And the ice fishing season will prob’ly wind down in a hurry. But you can prolong the winter joy by listening here to this funny 80's song re-make posted last week by the Montana Outdoor Radio Show.
And the ice fishing season will prob’ly wind down in a hurry. But you can prolong the winter joy by listening here to this funny 80's song re-make posted last week by the Montana Outdoor Radio Show.
04 March 2012
Bitterroot Views, Teller Wildlife Refuge, Woodside, Montana
I figure I have another month where I can tromping around on the rocks by the river without having to worry about disturbing snakes beneath my feet. (Trust me, this is a little unnerving.)
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