Monthly Archives: July 2017

The Cooper’s hawk chicks are growing at a phenomenal rate. The images below show progress over a two week period. A genuine miracle. June 23 – just hatched. June 27 June 30 July 1 July 6

On this date in 1939, 21 people died from the heat in Eastern Canada. Had Gavin Schmidt been given the opportunity to cool temperatures on that day, those people would have lived. 09 Jul 1939, Page 1 – The Post-Register … Continue reading →

Mom hawk is teaching the kids how to fly. Perhaps tomorrow is the day?

The kids are very anxious to start flying. Action starts around 9:45. It also appears there may be a new egg.

I’ve been trying for months to get a good shot of this very elusive White Tail. They are rare in Colorado.

Taken by a bow hunter near Loveland, Colorado. The right antler is Mule Deer, and the left one is Whitetail.

I carry a tripod and camera on my bicycle commuting to work.