I rushed to Dunnet Park to catch the sunset on a huge supercell to the southeast. Although I was too late to get much of the sunset, the lightning turned into quite a show. The above video has 4 timelapses I from last night. Push the play button. When I began, there was a hint of a rainbow over the canola. It continued to intrigue … Continue reading Night of Lightning
Sometimes the clouds just look crazy! Here is a timelapse of the clouds near Avonlea, SK today (July 1, 2019 at 6:07pm) Continue reading Crazy Clouds
In the above video, the owlets are sleeping, then Mama Hoo comes to feed them. She doesn’t bring new prey, just grabs part of one that remains in the nest and starts pulling parts off for her young ones. Viewer discrepancy is advised. Continue reading Eat, Sleep, Repeat
We are so lucky to have this pair of great horned owls return to nest in our barrel of sweet clover seed for their third season! Here you can review Season 1 and Season 2 if you like. Mar 10, 2019 Shawn checks the nest and captures the first egg. Thanks for the photo, Shawn. Mar 24, 2019 Shawn checks again and now we have … Continue reading 24 Hours in HooVille
About an hour’s drive northeast from Las Vegas, NV is this picturesque park. After seeing pictures on the internet, we decided we needed to see this for ourselves. Continue reading Valley of Fire State Park
We finally found time and had good weather to hike to the Wave Cave near Gold Canyon, Arizona. I had read about it and seen photos. Continue reading Wave Cave Hike
The shallow river had not yet received much of the recent mountain snow meltwater. Continue reading Salt River Birds
Arizona’s Salt River is home to a herd of wild horses. Many of them are believed to be descendants of the horses that were brought to the Americas by the Spaniards hundreds of years ago. Continue reading Wild Horses of the Salt River
We stopped at our favourite rock shop in Orderville, UT. These fossils looked so cool and their tiny fins were extremely fragile. Continue reading Grand Canyon North Rim
We were travelling through the area and checked Yellowstone National Park’s website to see if the roads were still open. Usually when we come this way, snow has already dumped and closed the roads, but this was a warm fall season. Continue reading Yellowstone 2018
