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Curious Young Moose

Curious Young Moose

Tasting the bird feeder

Tasting the bird feeder
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Idaho, US

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Oct, 2018

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Stunning clusters off Gymnopilus mushrooms on conifer forest mulch in North Idaho

A day trip to Green Bay Campground on a smoky day in North Idaho. I liked this photo better B&W. Such a timeless feel.

The bees love them, the squirrels steal them, but they make us happy to see them every day.

Our tin roof sheds the snow slowly. We get huge berms and snow curtains and gnarly icicles. I found this one to be especially cool.

Foraging for choice edible mushrooms is a rewarding pastime in Idaho. King Boletes are a favorite to slice thin and saute in butter.
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Several Tom Turkeys have been displaying this spring.

Fancy petunias make a wonderful potted display on the deck.

Higgins Point on Lake Coeur d'Alene

Stretching to reach one more leaf

Fawn

Metal roof in North Idaho sheds the snow, creating curtains, gnarly icycles, roof avalanches and large berms.

We typically get moose visiting our property a few times every year.

This pair of giant silk moths stayed like this all day. Their wings joined to make a face... perhaps to deter potential predators.

Our maple and aspen trees stand out on this snow day.

A nest of five American Tree Squirrels lost their mama. They came out looking for her.

Ruffed Grouse love the maple seeds. We call this our North Idaho "partridge in a pear tree".

Bald Eagles migrate to North Idaho in November-December to feast on the Kokanee Salmon. After spawning, the land locked salmon go back to the lake to

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