Showing posts with label Deer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deer. Show all posts

Saturday, September 20, 2014

More Critters in Colorado

My hubby and I saw some pretty amazing wildlife while we were in Colorado.
Here's a few more photos from our trip:

This little Golden-Mantled Ground Squirrel appears to be hitching a ride...
possibly to the nearest squirrel feeder?
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The Golden-Mantled Ground Squirrel is often confused with a chipmunk,
but the squirrel is larger than a chipmunk and has no stripes on its head
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Don't be surprised to see cows in the middle of the dirt/gravel roads-
we often saw this in Colorado!
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Antelope on the Colorado plains
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One of Ouray's "pet deer" that wanders freely through town
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Mom and babies also in Ouray
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Cute one!
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A group of Mule Deer at the forest edge outside of Ouray
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Herds of Elk were a common sight throughout Colorado
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I'd never heard of a Yak, until I saw this one
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More Yaks...a special breed on this ranch in Colorado
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"Hands off my treat!"
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Another common sight in Colorado are the Magpies...pretty birds.
I now wish I had taken more photos of them!
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This was also the first time I had seen a Mountain Bluebird- what a pretty bird!
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One of my favorite photos- this friendly dog visits the Jerky store every day-
he looks as though he is "placing his order"- "I'll take a sample of each, please".
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Thank you for visiting!  I hope you enjoyed these Colorado critters!

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Thursday, August 28, 2014

Good Fences #23: Last of the Colorado Fences

These are my last photos from our trip to Colorado that include fences. I don't have many photos with fences, so I need to get out more and explore. Hopefully I'll find some interesting fences closer to home. I'm sure they're out there...

Mule deer standing close to fence at the edge of woods...
moments later he jumped over the fence, but I missed that shot!


An obviously tame doe and her offspring grazing near a brick fence- 
at the edge of town in Ouray, Colorado.  


Another shot in Ouray...
Stop and look both ways before crossing!


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