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The Lumix Years - 2021
It doesn't snow much in Arizona and it's even rarer when the snow lasts until sunset.
Fritillary butterflies spend their brief lives flitting from blossom to blossom and frittering away their time.
This moose cow has her hackles up to warn the photographer to back off. I did.
This odd shape is how life begins on bare sand, a community of algae and bacteria called crytogamic soil.
High in the Colorado Rockies, Chimney Rock gets enough snow to support moose and blue penstemons.
Cactus flowers, while showy, are so similar that botanists use the patterns of their spines for identification.
These owlets still have baby feathers in this shot but they had flown away just a week later.
In spring anemones often sprout right through the unmelted snow on the ground.
Some of Utah's sandstone began as sand dunes, which are revealed again by the erosion of the wind.
This Christmas-colored cactus has flat facets on its petals.
This evening at least the occupants of the nest in the tree have a bird's eye view of the sunset.
2021 included cancer surgery for me so I fell back on beautiful cactus flowers as easy subjects.
Boulders and bristlecone pines have a symbiotic relationship, helping each other resist the ceaseless wind.
This prairie wallflower was clinging to the edge of a cliff in Canyonlands National Park in Utah.
Sunset is often a bit bleak over the Nokhu Crags at the north end of Colorado's Never Summer Range.