In Ridgway one evening, the setting sun threw some nice light on the surrounding mountains. The scene across the pasture appealed to me, it was relaxed and comfortable as the grazing horses. In the Cimarron Range, Chimney Rock and Courthouse Mountain stand out from the rest.
The Sneffels Range dominates the view to the South. It struck me that the cattle that graze this pasture have the best view of all.
Mt. Sneffels, over 14,000 feet above sea level, is reflected in this small pond.
On a trip to Delta, a few birds posed nicely for me.
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| Red-winged Blackbird |
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| House Sparrow |
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| Magpie |
Returning from grocery shopping one day, I impulsively decided to photograph some of the colorful Spring blooming shrubs and trees. Since I still don't know all the Colorado plants, I'll refrain from naming any of these.
While there haven't been many nice sunsets this Spring, I did catch a few, and there was even a rainbow one evening.
And a few more birds from the countryside around Montrose.
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| House Finch |
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| Brown-headed Cowbird |
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| Bullock's Oriole |
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| Bullock's Oriole |
In Shavano Valley, I spotted a nice waterfall, but I couldn't get close to it since it was on private property.
Glad to see you back posting . loved the variety of photos . especially the Mt. Sneffels reflection photo, the beautiful blooming shrubs and trees, and of course . . the sunsets . I'm not much of a birder .. but you certainly do have a knack for capturing them in photos .
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