WILDLIFE BREAK

 

Taking a little  break  from our Grand Tour 

with pictures from familiar places.

(See the previous two posts for the first two chapters of our trip.)

 

 

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 This Green Heron was perched in a bare tree at the Delta Ponds near our Eugene apartment.   It was just a short neighborhood walk during the first week we were home.  Not really even looking for birds but very glad I had taken the little camera anyway.  Nice welcome back to the neighborhood.

 

 

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The week before that we were in Colorado with our son and daughter-in-law, our Colorado family.  Toward the end of our stay,  more-or-less recovered from jet lag and travel weariness,  we spent a day with them in one of our favorite places –  Rocky Mountain National Park.  As always, we had a great time with Geoff and Lisa — and as always on our Colorado visits we saw beautiful scenery and wildlife.

 

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The Moose (Mooses?  Meese?) were having a lovely splash in what was really just a large puddle.  (The background photo shows what it looked like from where we stood — without our binoculars or zoom lens.)

 

LINKING to    WILD BIRD WEDNESDAYNATURE NOTESSATURDAY CRITTERS, and RATHER B' BIRDING .  Thank you to the hosts.

 

 

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20 responses to “WILDLIFE BREAK”

  1. nice sightings in the wild!! the green heron is a beauty, i always get excited when i see one, which is not too often…the moose are not too shabby either!!!

  2. Super photos … all of them.
    Have a beautiful week ahead, and thanks for joining us at I’d Rather B Birdin’.

  3. Great photos. Have a good day, Diane

  4. Those Moose…meese look HUGE! What gorgeous photos! Love them all! Enjoy your weekend!

  5. I love all those elks!

  6. Awesome moose photos.

  7. Hello Sallie, great critter photos. I love the moose, they are always exciting to see. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your day and weekend.

  8. Would love to see moose 🙂 Great captures.

  9. A Moose is an impressive creature, and your pictures remind me that it is a long time since I saw one. I know a couple of spots where the likelihood of encountering them is high; maybe it’s time for a trip!

  10. Nice seeing the moose, they are so impressive looking.

  11. Great set of photos, thanks for sharing. Have a good day Diane

  12. It’s interesting to see the wildlife in a different environment. The zoom lens is very useful. Great photos!

  13. A green heron? Ok, right, I looked it up. Not like the other herons I know, and it doesn’t even look blue. The moose are loose.

  14. How exciting to see the moose!

  15. Look at all those moose or meese! 🙂

  16. Me, I would love to see just one Moose in the wild. They are such curious animals to me with their ‘what are you looking at’ expressions and outrageous horns!
    Wren x

  17. I think it’s just Moose no matter how many..no plural..anywho wonderful, wildlife is such a thrill to see.

  18. Hello, Sallie! I love the Green Heron and the moose are a cool sighting. Great wildlife photos. Have a great day!

  19. Splendid photos Sallie. What wonderful sightings and a joy to see the moose.

  20. Always a delight to see moose.

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