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This muskrat is feeding on the branches of a box elder tree that was felled by a beaver
I didn't have far to hike to reach the west end of the park where there was an abundance of wildflowers
The plant can reach 5 feet tall with the upper stems becoming panicles of flowering spikes
focused and composed the scene in front of me and pressed the shutter release button a few times
I was looking for some good composition which included the movement of the water over rocks and the reflections of the box elder trees that line the banks of Eakin Creek West
PEACE AND JOY OF WINTER Size:13X19 GALLERY WRAP This muskrat is feeding onThis is from the snow storm we had last week, about 6 in. It has melted now since this image was taken. One thing I like about being outside in winter is the solitude that comes with it. There isn't anyone else around on the trails in which I can enjoy the fresh air and the beauty of the area, to leave me with my thoughts as I gaze out in awe of the majestic views that God has given us. Hope everyone has a great day and that you find some beauty in
