Pronghorns are found throughout western and central North America. Although, they resemble Old World antelopes, they are not of the antelope species. They are their own separate species and are deer-like in appearance and have hooves. Pronghorns are also known as American Antelope, Prongbuck, Pronghorn Antelope, or Prairie Antelope. The males have horns that are… Read More PRONGHORN IN ARIZONA
An evolutionary relic is a species of plant or animal that persists as a remnant of what once was a diverse and widespread population. It survived the passage of time, where their original ecosystems have disappeared. They now live in a smaller geographic area than in the past, thought to be due to environmental changes.… Read More EVOLUTIONARY RELIC
For those that only watch the trail while walking, stop once in a while and look around. Look up and down and deep into the view on your left and right. Chances are there are some wildlife to see or some looking at you. I saw these wonderful animals while looking into the Ponderosa pine… Read More LOOK INTO THE TREES
Here are pictures from some of my favorite photoshoots this past year. And by photoshoot, I mean a five minute time frame in my nature world. These are some of the best moments I experienced. This Northern Goshawk startled me by landing in a Ponderosa Pine above me. I was excited to see it because,… Read More WILDLIFE FAVORITES
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