Oregon

Birds of the Shore: LAPC

Birds of the shore are common in the spring in parts of eastern Oregon. Why? Because flood irrigation is one…

7 years ago

Raptors in Eastern Oregon

Birds of Prey Tour I saw plenty of raptors on a Birds of Prey tour in the wide-open country of…

7 years ago

The Ents are Watching: Monochrome Monday

The Ents are watching you so be kind to our forests. Monochrome Monday

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Quail in a juniper tree: Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

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Obsidian Up close & personal

I enjoy visiting Glass Buttes in Central Oregon to collect obsidian. Did you know there are over 24 kinds found…

7 years ago

Out on the Range: Monochrome Monday

Monochrome Monday

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Sharp and soft: Friday Flowers

Friday Flowers

7 years ago

Clouds in my sky: LAPC

I can be jubilant one moment and pensive the next, and a cloud could go by and make that happen.Bob…

7 years ago

Purple Pretties: Friday Flowers

Here are a few of my purple pretties in full bloom in my High Desert yard in Central Oregon. LupinePhaceliaLavenderLarkspurAster

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Rainbow Flag Bridge: Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

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The Wheels of Time: Monochrome Monday

Old wagon wheels of time at Fort Rock Homestead Village Museum, Oregon. Monochrome Monday

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Finding serenity in a kayak: LAPC

I always have a way of finding serenity when I'm in a kayak. Majestic mountains can surround you in a…

7 years ago

A Shaniko Scene: Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

7 years ago

Springtime Cosmos: A Photo a Week Challenge

It's always a thrill to see these lacy-leaved springtime cosmos in the morning sun. A Photo a Week Challenge -…

7 years ago

Unique Sights-High & Low: LAPC

The Lens-Artists photo challenge today is "unique." I thought of several unique sights I've seen in Oregon that fit this…

7 years ago

Nature Walks with Llamas

My guy, Marty McFly This spring I tried something new by going on two nature walks with llamas. The first…

7 years ago

Black Butte View: Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

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Pining for Ponderosa Pine: LAPC

Ponderosa pine is a tree for the senses. These trees can grow as tall as 268 feet. Their bark turns…

7 years ago

Favorite Rocks in Oregon: LAPC

Oregon rocks come in a wide variety of shapes and colors. Here are a few of my favorite rocks. Craggy…

7 years ago

Wild Oregon-Steens to the Sea: LAPC

There are many wild Oregon places and this post highlights just a few of them. The ever changing skies can…

7 years ago

Kam Wah Chung: A Step Back in Time

The store inside Kam Wah Chung Have you ever stepped inside a time capsule and discovered a place frozen in…

7 years ago

A Steens Scene: Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

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One Ringy Dingy…: Monochrome Monday

I saw this old switchboard at the Harney County Historical Museum in Burns, Oregon. I could imagine Ernestine sitting in…

7 years ago

Delicate Beauties: Friday Flowers & LAPC

I don't see the desert as barren at all; I see it as full and ripe. It doesn't need to…

7 years ago

Double O Ranch Sign: Monochrome Monday

This interesting Double O Ranch sign is on part of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in eastern Oregon. At one…

7 years ago

Sand lily – High Desert Star: Friday Flowers

Sand lily, Leucocrinum montanum The sand lily, also known as the star lily, is a delicate perennial wildflower found in…

7 years ago

Flicker Nest: Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

7 years ago

Stairway of Art: LAPC

The vision must be followed by the venture. It is not enough to stare up the steps - we must…

7 years ago

Blue Basin Bench: Pull up a Seat

This bench awaits you at the end of the Blue Basin Island in Time Trail at John Day Fossil Beds…

7 years ago

Let there be peace: Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

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Drum painting: Monochrome Monday

Desert Glyph: Drum Painting Front view This drum painting is part of the new Desert Reflections: Water Shapes the West…

7 years ago

Harmony in Nature: Songsters of Spring

"I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance." e.e. cummings…

7 years ago

Where the pronghorn roam: Monochrome Monday

A large herd of pronghorn near Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge, Oregon Monochrome Monday

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