@anonsally was asking for bird photos from my and my partner in crime’s current trip to the…
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2021@anonsally was asking for bird photos from my and my partner in crime’s current trip to the mountains; I’ll probably share some bird photos later, but this morning’s (windy) hike involved a singing Brewer’s sparrow and green-tailed towhee, so I took some video.
I needed to use a wind screen on the camera. I actually have one, but left it in the car. Apologies; I’m a video newbie.
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Heart Lake cabin
Thursday, June 30th, 2016How softly these rocks are adorned
Thursday, June 30th, 2016Mountain Pride (Penstemon newberryi) was John Muir’s favorite…
Thursday, June 30th, 2016Mountain Pride (Penstemon newberryi) was John Muir’s favorite flower. I came upon a small patch of them on a rocky outcrop on the trail to Heart Lake.
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Some photos I took in the last few days, most of which I spent…
Saturday, July 4th, 2015Some photos I took in the last few days, most of which I spent hiding from crowds near Mammoth Lakes.
That’s an old Jeffrey Pine and the last light on Bloody Mountain from when I was walking Rory last evening, and Rory himself having fun in Macleod Lake earlier that day. Then there’s an old, lightning-scarred lodgepole pine from the Heart Lake trail today. I really liked that tree.
The rest are flowers along the trail today: mariposa lily, larkspur, manzanita, scarlet gilia, Indian paintbrush, Western blue flax, and a not-quite-focused shot of some cute little blue jobs I have no idea about; maybe some kind of phlox?
The trail was almost empty because everyone was at the parade in town. Way to go, fellow humans.
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