Lacking inspiration, I started looking through my photos and decided I actually have enough horses to write about them at least once.

I had planned to spend a little time sharing what I've found out about various wildflowers I've posted, but that got too complicated.

"It's not gneiss to take me for granite!" This silly pun came to mind when we passed an information marker about nearby geologic formations

Our most recent trip was a quiet, seven-day escape in Wyoming to recharge.

I started to wonder about the actual distribution of the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep compared to the desert bighorns in Colorado.

I'm excited to announce that I've been invited to show some of my work as part of a small group exhibit!

I have to admit I lost interest in butterflies and moths after I learned a little about them in school.

Whenever possible, my husband and I get off the interstates and travel two-lane highways, byways, backroads, tracks and trails. Life is...

I was looking for fall colors and photos that are not found in the "iconic" locations in Colorado

During October, we got out to two very different parts of western Colorado. First (and the subject of this post) was to Wolf Creek Pass...

Several weeks ago, we took a camping trip to southern Wyoming - dodging monsoon moisture and looking for new places to explore. This was...

Our recent journey into Wyoming led to our seeing more baby wild animals than we've ever seen in a single trip!

Our 45th anniversary trip was an adventure in seeing some of the best of Colorado

Each spring, tens of thousands of greater sandhill cranes (Antigone canadensis tabida) and several thousand lesser sandhill cranes...

Although the numbers of Rocky Mountain bighorns (Ovis canadensis) and desert bighorns (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) in Colorado are...

We've officially put away the teardrop camper for the winter. We cleaned and oiled all the interior woodwork (which is now beautifully...

When camping, never mind the dangers of bears, you really need to beware the bulls! Earlier in the summer, when we camped along...

Aspen tree broken by a microburst