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Wild Flowers :

Wild Flowers

JoeBailey

Updated: Sep 17, 2008 5:53pm PST

Yellowstone; Grand Teton National Parks : ALL STOCK PHOTOGRAPHS ARE COPYRIGHTED, CONTACT +1 310 854 9465 OR www.pixtopic.com FOR ORIGINAL FILE AND COPYRIGHT RELEASES. NOTE: Most files on this site are embed sRGB color profile, please set monitor resolution to 1440 X 900 or higher; Calibrate color space for accurate viewing.

Yellowstone; Grand Teton National Parks

iwedphotography

ALL STOCK PHOTOGRAPHS ARE COPYRIGHTED, CONTACT 1 310 854 9465 OR http ...

Updated: Sep 17, 2008 12:59pm PST

Rabbits : Rabbit Gallery

Rabbits

dwmaiden

Rabbit Gallery

Updated: Sep 17, 2008 12:10pm PST

Snakes : Snakes

Snakes

dwmaiden

Snakes

Updated: Sep 17, 2008 11:56am PST

Foxes : Red fox

Foxes

dwmaiden

Red fox

Updated: Sep 17, 2008 10:26am PST

The Geese of Montezuma : In the last decade, Canadian Geese have gone from a symbol of nature to a nusiance species as they have learned to take advantage of Man's surburban lifestyle. I've seen park areas covered in their droppings and geese being feed from people's hands who then attack when the people stop feeding them. However, when seen in the environment from which they have evolved in, they are still a very beautiful and majestic bird. Especially in the Spring, as their plummage is very colorful and healthy. I recently spent some time in the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge (<a href="http://www.fws.gov/r5mnwr/home.html" target="new">Click Here for More Information</a>) near Seneca Falls, NY. I've added links for further research and travel planning. Oh, and the prints are for sale if you take a fancy to any of them. Use the link next to <b>buy:</b>. Don't worry, you can just buy one unless, of course, you want more than one. (Note: The copyright watermark will not show on the final print(s).) <i>Comments are always welcomed and thank you for visiting!</i>

The Geese of Montezuma

Scottwdw

In the last decade, Canadian Geese have gone from a symbol of nature t ...

Updated: Sep 17, 2008 7:49am PST

Letchworth State Park Photo Essay : <p>William Pryor Letchworth gifted 1,000 acres to New York State in 1907. These acres represent some of the most picturesque in the US. Coined the <i>"Grand Canyon of the East"</i>, todays <a href="http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.asp?parkID=12" target="new">Letchworth State Park</a> features a deep gorge cut by the Genesee River, three waterfalls, and miles of hiking trails on 14,350 acres. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) back in the 1930's built stone walls, stairs and bridges giving people access to each of the Genesee River waterfalls and are still in use today. The original Glen Iris Inn, where Mr. Letchworth hosted US presidents and other influential dignitaries, is now a restaurant and popular inn for guests of the park. The park is about 35 miles south of Rochester, New York.</p> <p>I've added links for further research and travel planning. Oh, and the prints are for sale if you take a fancy to any of them. Use the link next to <b>buy:</b>. Don't worry, you can just buy one unless, of course, you want more than one. (Note: The copyright watermark will not show on the final print(s).) <i>Comments are always welcomed and thank you for visiting!</i></p>

Letchworth State Park Photo Essay

Scottwdw

William Pryor Letchworth gifted 1,000 acres to New York State in 1907. ...

Updated: Sep 17, 2008 7:49am PST

Herons : Note: The watermark WILL NOT appear on your printed or downloaded order.

Herons

giphsub

Note: The watermark WILL NOT appear on your printed or downloaded orde ...

Updated: Sep 17, 2008 3:25am PST

Water & Sky : Sunsets, seascapes, rivers... Note: The watermark WILL NOT appear on your printed or downloaded order.

Water & Sky

giphsub

Sunsets, seascapes, rivers... Note: The watermark WILL NOT appear o ...

Updated: Sep 17, 2008 3:08am PST

Garnet, Ghost Mining Town , Montana :

Garnet, Ghost Mining Town , Montana

kwbass2451

Updated: Sep 16, 2008 7:32pm PST

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