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While driving through northeast NM on the eastern side of the Rockies I noticed a mother antelope nursing her young about fifty yards to the side of the highway. I wished I could have taken a picture but we were driving at the time.
While driving along the highway in Nebraska I saw two wild turkeys near the Platte River, again I couldn’t get a photo.
at Dolly Sods, WV last weekend - this poor little fawn didn't know what to do, it was so scared it just put it's head down and was shaking like a leaf
i hope it found it's way back to mama..
a nice colorful sallymander:
there were mountain laurels in bloom all over the top of the mountain, these pics don't really do them justice.
I hope she did too! Thanks for sharing!
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Originally Posted by AksarbeN
While driving through northeast NM on the eastern side of the Rockies I noticed a mother antelope nursing her young about fifty yards to the side of the highway. I wished I could have taken a picture but we were driving at the time.
While driving along the highway in Nebraska I saw two wild turkeys near the Platte River, again I couldn’t get a photo.
Some of the best photos are the ones in our memory.
You see and get photos of such beautiful locations, wildlife and plants etc., uggabugga. Do you know what the name of the red "sallymander"?
Never seen such a small fawn in the wild...yes, hope mom was close by.
Awesome for you to see the little one in person...my previous location a doe would have twins each yr...never saw them really small though, just older but still with spots.
Looks like a great trail through the mt laurel. That location in WV looks quite similar to Roan Mt, along the border of TN/NC...a bald area with rocks and mt laurel and also rhododendron...long-range views.
Thanks uggabugga, we can always count on your trips to provide us with nature pics!
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Originally Posted by uggabugga
at Dolly Sods, WV last weekend - this poor little fawn didn't know what to do, it was so scared it just put it's head down and was shaking like a leaf
i hope it found it's way back to mama..
a nice colorful sallymander:
there were mountain laurels in bloom all over the top of the mountain, these pics don't really do them justice.
I love antelopes...and for you to see that from the car...
Wild turkeys are fun to see...
-ever see them "fly"? Well they don't really, they can get off the ground but I have only seen them up about 20 ft or so...big birds!
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Originally Posted by AksarbeN
While driving through northeast NM on the eastern side of the Rockies I noticed a mother antelope nursing her young about fifty yards to the side of the highway. I wished I could have taken a picture but we were driving at the time.
While driving along the highway in Nebraska I saw two wild turkeys near the Platte River, again I couldn’t get a photo.
Really beautiful photos, uggabugga and wild flower!!! The colors are WOW!!!!
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