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During a spring blizzard, the red barn stands in stark contrast to the vertigo inducing surroundings of blowing slow.
Late Afternoon, Clouds of Smoke Moving East of Denver, Colorado. Seen at 4:56 PM.
This fire is the largest forest fire in Colorado state history. It began in early August 2020. It is currently 300 square miles in size, in Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests, near Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. It is also west of and nearing Loveland and West Fort Collins in Northern Colorado.
Extreme Storm Front Along the Rocky Mountain Front Range, Colorado, December Afternoon.
It was -16F/-8.89C on the next morning!
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Decimated by the historic floods of 2013, the beauty of St. Vrain Creek and surrounding St. Vrain Canyon in Boulder County, Colorado shines through as nature seeks to restore its balance.
A Black & White sunset landscape of the Front Range & Rocky Mountains from Colliers Hill in Erie, Colorado
- Nikon D800e
- Sigma 24mm - 70mm
- Really Right Stuff Tripod * Ballhead
- Cokin Circular Polarizer
- Cokin 2 Stop Grad ND Filter
A least chipmunk (Neotamias minimus) advances up a rock to get a better view of its world. Least chipmunks are the most common chipmunks in the Rocky Mountains, occurring from low elevation pine forests up into the alpine tundra. Seemingly in constant motion, least chipmunks spend the majority of their time foraging for seeds, fruits, and small insects. During the winter they hibernate (true torpor- mostly turn off their internal heaters) in nests insulated with dried plants, fur, and feathers, but occasionally emerge from torpor to eat.
This summer there seemed to be a bumper crop of least chipmunks in the Colorado Front Range and possibly elsewhere. I had 4 that regularly foraged around my cabin at the Mountain Research Station, providing entertainment rivaling any new cable tv series. One chipmunk figured out how to forage inside the cabin (along with the deer mice and occasional pack rat). Evidently I need to patch some holes.