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Wildlife of Florida
Newly updated with six more photos of unique animals from the Sunshine State. Check it out…
Hiking Rocky Mountain National Park
Hiking Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park is the largest national park in Colorado and one of the most visited in the country. Over the course of many years I’ve hiked dozens of trails in this park, from the short and family-friendly Emerald Lake, to the ultra-challenging Longs Peak trail. Read on…
Wildlife of Hawaii
Hawaii has an amazing diversity of sea life and endemic animals and plants found nowhere else. From the tops of lofty volcanoes to to a few feet beneath the waves the flora and fauna of Hawaii are colorful and unique. View the gallery…
Wildlife of Utah
Utah has diverse topography ranging from the canyons of the Colorado Plateau to the mountains of the Wasatch and Uinta ranges and the arid salt flats of the western region. Utah is a great place to find reptiles and hidden in red rock canyons are a variety of colorful wildflowers. View the gallery..
Red Fox in the Neighborhood
Northern Leopard Frog
Just found this guy crossing my driveway and managed to get his photo before he got away.
Wildlife of Alaska
No state can compare with Alaska for wildlife. In this huge state where wilderness still reigns supreme, the challenge is more about traversing the wild interior than it is about finding nature. The other challenge is that while a plethora of wildlife might be visible, it is often at a GREAT distance. The more powerful the zoom lens, the better. View the gallery…
Wildlife of Tennessee
I spent a couple days in the Smoky Mountains which was enough time to see some of the wild animals and enjoy the beautiful fall foliage of this spot of the Appalachians. With abundant rainfall the Smoky Mountains are the most biodiverse spot in the entire continental United States. View the Gallery
Silver Dollar Lakes
Scorching hot July day in the foothills but beautiful up high just off the Guanella Pass. Easy hike of four miles round trip.
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