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| The annual road trip to Devils Tower country. |
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| These sheep were curious about who we were and what we were doing in their space. |
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| This Great Pyrenees sheepdog was not pleased to see us near HIS sheep. |
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| The origin of some of my wool for spinning, knitting and weaving. |
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| The obligatory mule deer picture. |
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| Bald Eagle that was feeding on a dead mule deer by the side of the road. He obliged by staying close. |
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| Eagles that were feeding on road kill on the Interstate. |
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| Bald Eagle watching his roadkill and waiting for us to leave him to his meal. |
Next week - Road Trip, the Landscapes.
9 comments:
Thanks for sharing your great pictures with us!
It is truly a pleasure to view a Corgi free edition of your blog!
Those are great shots! The sheep made me chuckle for some reason. They're so sweet. Devil's Tower is definitely a place that calls people to it. I should make the trek from Minnesota sometime this year. Hmm....want to meet for a beer and photo shoot?
Anon - that sounds like an order for a double dose of Corgis very soon!
Beer and photos sound like a plan. We can look for jackalopes!
Jackalopes! I forgot about that whole idea; I used to look for them when I was a kid and my dad drove out west in the summer. Yes!
Wow - how obliging of the bald eagle to pose while you took his photo! What a great picture of an amazing bird. The sheep are cute, too.
Carla - the eagle was not shy, that's for sure. He posed for a bunch of photos.
The sheep made me chuckle too. Now I want to go shoot sheep (with my camera, to be clear). I love when animals sit still for pictures. Oftentimes, I find photographing wildlife to be a lot like photographing children- you only have a second to push the shutter button, and who knows what you'll get?!? Great pictures!
Split Pea Traveler - It helps to have a fast digital camera, that's for sure. I shoot on sports mode almost exclusively. The sheep were kind enough to pose - and so was the eagle, oddly enough.
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