One of our sharp-eyed gang saw these desert bighorn sheep (likely) nicely silhouetted in the blue skies! I don’t remember what they said they were.
Can you pick them out on the hilltop! This is the view with the naked eye! I appreciate my telephoto lens!
Have a good day!
Or Not
No wonder they are called, White-tailed Deer!
With such a nice morning, traveling to the wedding with an open carriage is a pleasant ride!
This Amish couple are traveling to a wedding with their “golf cart!” They are probably at the age, etc., that hitching up a horse for a trip wouldn’t be possible!
I have a dilemma! I still haven’t posted many of my photos from my weekend in Charleston, SC. yet! I also have got some nice photos this week, that haven’t been posted. On Monday I am heading for the West Coast, hoping to reach Yosemite National Park by Wednesday evening. This is a 20-day trip, so there should be some great photos coming up! See you then!
Springtime is lambing time!!!
These cows are leisurely chewing their cud, in the foggy, with not a care in the world!
Lambing time is another harbinger of Spring! Not sure what breed these sheep are! Lambing is the time when lambs are born.
Cows enjoying the new green growth!
My wife and I walked the trail near Millersburg this morning. The Killbuck Creek was full to the banks, the deer were inquisitive, and the birds active. I finally saw a Pileated Woodpecker up close. On my mobile I showed my wife what the woodpecker looked like, and sounded like. Within 100 yards of where existed the trail a Pileated Woodpecker crossed the trail right in front of us, and landed on a tree nearby! That was special.
Stars and Moon Shine Bright
Pigs with Fiddle and Rose Bud
Liven up the Night
The Camerist's Collection 