If you look closely
If you look closely
I learned a long time ago, that if you look closely, you can see all kinds of great things.
We left the mountains on Monday. Al is up to his eyeballs in “stuff” at his shop, and needed some help going through said “stuff.” But in the few days we were up there, I went walking with the dogs and explored. Torrey did her own kind of exploring, mostly for small critters. Thankfully, she has a very good recall, stop, and drop that.
One morning we left the dogs home and went walking to a small aspen grove I had found the night before. I could hear so many birds there, I thought I could get some good photos.
I could hear them all around, but only saw one or two to take photos of. Sneaky little things.
There had been some rain the night before, and these little plants were still holding drops that looked like crystal.
Al looked closely high up on the hill, and spotted this mama deer. We watched her for a little while and could see a tiny baby, still wobbly on his legs. We think she must have just had the baby. She was well beyond my telephoto, but you can kinda see tiny ears if you look towards her rear end. I would have loved to get better photos, but it wasn’t worth disturbing her.
I also saw this awesome moth. He was pretty big actually, as you can see compared to the leaf he was clinging to.
You only have to look to find the hidden things in nature.
You are SO right Mary!! Amazing what one can discover…it’s the little things that matter!! Great Photos!!
I will look closely to discover beautiful things too… it’s amazing what big ears the deer has :o)
Wonderful post!
Wonderful discoveries. I love the cute deer and the cool moth! Enjoy your day!
Oh Mary, the discoveries are unreal, aren’t they!!!!!! Yesterday I had a blast here in Carmel. I took off on my own while my husband stayed at the hotel on the deck, overlooking the water. I met a great couple and the husband is a professor of photography. HE HELPED ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! After meeting them, my photos were immediately transformed. I then proceeded to take photos in the little village and I found a BLUE JAY! I kept following this bird who seemed to allow me to take several shots! I WAS SO HAPPY!
Have a super fun day, looking and finding.
Anita, that’s awesome! I checked your IG account yesterday and there were no photos of the ocean for me to drool over. I am so glad you are having a blast, and learning too. That’s a great combination for a getaway.
Yes just think what we are missing that the dogs find with their noses to the ground! Love Dolly
Thats a hawk moth. Happy trails
I’ve been walking lately at Deep Run Park. It’s mostly woods, but everyday there’s at least one thing to see, from a Daddy Longlegs nestled in the nearly ripened blackcaps, to a box turtle along the path to a heron yesterday! I enjoy the woods and my walks there and am happy I can see something different every day too.
Congratulations on the 1,000 posts! I read it through my Facebook feed and wanted you to know – AWESOME!!
Nancy
Thanks! And yes, there is always something to see if we only look.
nice walkabout scenes!
Hi Mary! Late last night, I posted some ocean photos on IG. Thanks for visiting! Today is foggy so no photos today, at least not this morning! Oh what a beautiful planet we have!
That moth is most impressive…like something out of a nightmare. I’m glad he isn’t the size he appears at first.
I see all kinds of wonderful!
That’s a cool shot of the mama deer with her baby. Of course, you know I love all your photos, except for the bugs….LOL I do not care for bugs.
Your photography is incredible. What a wonderful adventure that you live every day.
Several nice discoveries you made there.
The little birds are so beautiful!
I always feel good when I’ve taken the time to see. I agree with you that there’s so much beauty out there. And, yes, birds can indeed be sneaky!!