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Summer can’t be far away…

Posted on May 9, 2018 by Amy Law

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female Broadtailed Hummingbird-1.jpg

…we’ve had our first hummingbird at the feeder.

Posted in Colorado Mileposts | Tagged birds, broadtailed hummingbird, Colorado, hummingbirds, summer | 1 Reply

A Natural History Of Trail Ridge Road

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A really awesome zoom. I was surprised at how big the scales were on the snake — they kinda stick up from it’s body.

At first, Darwin wasn’t sure he wanted to play with Tegan.

Follow the Ridge around to the distance. We had to go beyond that this day.

Master of all it surveys — about 12 meters, or 36 square feet.

Disk of the sunflowers is made up of spirals of flowers that follow the Fibonacci sequence.

purple fringe, gravelly hillsides, montane to alpine

Kayaks in Icy Straight.

Pelicans fly in formation.

Herons, more than almost any other bird, show me that birds are descended from dinosaurs.

Just about our last bit of wall.

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Male calliope hummingbird flicking out his tongue. Notice that he has lower eyelashes.

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