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Whitetail Fawn
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The setting sun tries to peek out from behind the clouds over Lake Wausau and Rib Mountain near Memorial Park in the southeast side of Wausau, Wisconsin.
Whitetail Fawn - Rib Mountain, Wisconsin
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Rib Mountain and Granite Peak Ski Hill from Wausau, Wisconsin.
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Whitetail Fawn - Central Wisconsin
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Barred Owl
Barred owls are secretive, yet common owls, named for the horizontal feather pattern or “bars” around their necks and large horizontal “bars” on their tails.
Canon 5DS 100-400L 1/500 sec. @ f/8 ISO 200 - 560mm
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Marathon County, Wisconsin
Canon 5Ds, f/8. 1/500 sec. ISO3200
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Granite Peak Ski Hill - Wausau, Wisconsin on a clear, cold January evening (-15 degrees).
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Two aircraft pass over Rib Mountain and Lake Wausau near Memorial Park in the southeast side of Wausau, Wisconsin.
"An inselberg or monadnock (named after Mount Monadnock in southwestern New Hampshire) is an isolated rock hill, knob, ridge, or small mountain that rises abruptly from a gently sloping or virtually level surrounding plain."
Frozen Lake Wausau with Rib Mountain in background.
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When autumn comes and summer goes
I will remember through November
What September knows
That nothing lasts forever and
Summer love moves on
So when the leaves begin to change
I find it sad but never strange
That you are all I can recall
When autumn comes
Linda Eder
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The sunset of 10/31/08 casts the colors of Halloween down on Rib Mountain and Lake Wausau near Wausau, Wisconsin. Various waterfowl rest on the water while on a break from their long trip south.
This upstanding Wisconsinite, Wisconsin's Rib Mountain, is a 4-miles-long (6.4 km long) quartzite ridge that was uncovered over many millions of years by erosion of the softer material (syenite) in which it was embedded. Rib Mountain stands 670 feet (204 meters) above surrounding terrain, and the western edge of the city of Wausau abuts the mountain's ESE base.
The sun sets behind the clouds over Lake Wausau and Rib Mountain near Memorial Park in the southeast side of Wausau, Wisconsin.
Radtke Point is located south of the Downtown Airport in Wausau, Wisconsin. It can be accessed from Grand Avenue in Schofield at the end of Radtke Street. This location also includes a small city park with a 20 foot bluff that offers great views of Rib Mountain and Lake Wausau.
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The sky over Wausau, Wisconsin was overcast all day last Thursday, but a break in the clouds appeared just as the sun was about to set over Lake Wausau and Rib Mountain.
The sun sets over the Wisconsin River just before it turns into Lake Wausau as seen from Memorial Park in the southeast side of Wausau, Wisconsin.
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That barrel obviously isn't used for bailing water. Found next to a boat landing in Rib Mountain, Wisconsin.
I ventured out on the ice of Lake Wausau to get this shot of the sun setting over Rib Mountain near Memorial Park in the southeast side of Wausau, Wisconsin.
The sun sets over Rib Mountain and Lake Wausau near Marathon Park in Wausau, Wisconsin on January 4, 2010. Just the first of many I hope to post in the coming year.
A wintry shot of Lake Wausau near Memorial Park in the southeast side of Wausau, Wisconsin. The fog over yonder Rib Mountain is from snow being made on the slopes of the Granite Peak Ski Area.
A fellow Flickr user from the Pacific Northwest, [https://www.flickr.com/photos/listorama], was enquiring about these strange green poles that were spotted in my photo of the chair lift. I looked through my photos to see if I had a better image of them, and found this one.
As for green poles, they are actually large "taps" that are plunged into the Wisconsin countryside that "tap" into the large beer aquifers that can be found throughout the state. The raw beer is then pumped out of the aquifers, and sent to the various local breweries for refining before it's safe for public consumption.
The tap on the left is pumping a nice vane of crisp pilsner, when the one the right is directly over a deposit of brown ale.
Lights are affixed atop the taps so that they can be easily found and identified during the long, cold, dark Wisconsin winters.
So there you have it.