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Shot of the Month – February 2018 Despite living in a herd, the Pronghorn is really not prone to following the crowd. For example this ungulate (hoofed animal) looks like an antelope, but it is not. They are related to goats and antelope but actually belong to the family Antilocapridaea — they are the only […]

Falling for Nature

Shot of the Month – January 2018 Regardless of the country, people seem drawn to explore, visit, and photograph the natural beauty of waterfalls[...]

A Golden Life

Shot of the Month – December 2017 This month a dash of gold to help ward off those winter blues. The American Goldfinch (AG) is a very popular[...]

Whoa, That’s Deep…

Shot of the Month – November 2017 One of the great challenges of photography is that our images are forever trapped in a two-dimensional plane.�[...]

At the Height of Color

Shot of the Month – October 2017 If you love color, check your calendar and your compass as it is likely that Mother Nature is putting on a glor[...]

Great Horned Owl

Shot of the Month – September 2017 Despite all my early morning gallivanting in the woods over the years I had never seen a Great Horned Owl (GH[...]

Goose, Goose, Yawn!

Shot of the Month – August 2017 To be honest, I am not big fan of Canada Geese. As a photographer I am drawn to capturing species that are elu[...]

A Hoary Tale

July 2017 – Shot of the Month The tallest mountain in Washington state, Mt. Rainier, is famous for its glorious summer wildflower blooms. In 2[...]

Bird Art

Shot of the Month – June 2017 So no, I don’t have a studio — this image was shot in the wilds of nature at the Ding Darling National[...]

Bam Bam

Shot of the Month – May 2017 This month we visit with a ram that fully embraces his name – the Bighorn Sheep (BHS). We found this big fe[...]

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