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A gaggle of twenty Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) slowly wandering the parking lot of the W. Haydon Burns Building in downtown Tallahassee.
A gaggle of twenty Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) slowly wandering the parking lot of the W. Haydon Burns Building in downtown Tallahassee.
A gaggle of twenty Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) slowly wandering the parking lot of the W. Haydon Burns Building in downtown Tallahassee.
A gaggle of twenty Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) slowly wandering the parking lot of the W. Haydon Burns Building in downtown Tallahassee.
A gaggle of twenty Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) slowly wandering the parking lot of the W. Haydon Burns Building in downtown Tallahassee.
A gaggle of twenty Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) slowly wandering the parking lot of the W. Haydon Burns Building in downtown Tallahassee.
A gaggle of twenty Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) slowly wandering the parking lot of the W. Haydon Burns Building in downtown Tallahassee.
A gaggle of twenty Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) slowly wandering the parking lot of the W. Haydon Burns Building in downtown Tallahassee.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) quickly crosses the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) quickly crosses the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) quickly crosses the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) runs into the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) after crossing the road southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) runs into the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) after crossing the road southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) stops and looks at us from the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) shortly after crossing the road southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) stops and looks at us from the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) shortly after crossing the road southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
A northern harrier (Circus hudsonius) screeches and circles over a Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) in the brush alongside the Dalton Highway (AK 11) southwest of Sukakpak Mountain.
Upper Waterton Lake and mountains of the Canadian Rockies from outside the Prince Of Wales Hotel (1927) in Waterton Lakes National Park.
Looking down toward Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail along the Wintergreen Cliff from atop an eighty-stair metal access tower near the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
Looking down toward Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail along the Wintergreen Cliff from atop an eighty-stair metal access tower near the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
Looking down toward Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail along the Wintergreen Cliff from atop an eighty-stair metal access tower near the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
The Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail along the Wintergreen Cliff from near the base of an eighty-stair metal access tower to the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
The Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail along the Wintergreen Cliff from near the base of an eighty-stair metal access tower to the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
Ross and Carol Nichelson atop the Wintergreen Cliff looking down to the Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail near the base of an eighty-stair metal access tower to the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
Looking up from Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail along the Wintergreen Cliff at the eighty-stair metal access tower to the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
Looking out to Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail along the Wintergreen Cliff from the eighty-stair metal access tower to the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
Looking up from Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail along the Wintergreen Cliff from inside an eighty-stair metal access tower to the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
Plants and moss on the Wintergreen Cliff along Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail from inside an eighty-stair metal access tower to the Niagara Glen Nature Centre.
The top surface of a stone pillar atop the Wintergreen Cliff near an eighty-stair metal access tower from the Niagara Glen Nature Centre to Niagara Glen Nature Reserve's Main Loop Trail.
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