January
Moose at Butte's Moulton Cross Country Skiing area settle into the willow bottoms:
Back country skiing opens up, like the ungroomed pole line run at The Moulton:
March
The full moon calls us out for a night ski (friends Don & Andrea Stierle on Big Flat overlooking Butte):
April
Ice goes off the creeks of the upper Big Hole River, and the water offers up a mess of Brook Trout for a Spring Feast:
May
Elk return to their calving range near Anaconda, Montana:
June
Salmon flies hatch on Montana's Big Hole River, making for outstandint fishing with large dry flies:
July
Peakbagging in the Pintler Wilderness near Butte, Montana:
August
Annual campout with family & friends at Dr Anaconda Lake (the area burned off in a big forest fire in 2000):
September
Watching wolves in nearby Yellowstone National Park:
October
Hunting season begins, and the hills of the Lower Big Hole River offer up a pronghorn antelope:
November
Hunting season continues with white-tailed deer, mule deer, and (shown here) elk. The freezer is full. Thank you, Earth:
December
Temperatures drop, more snow comes, and it's time to begin skiing again:
5 comments:
Awesome post ER!
What a great concept for a post...
I think you've got your calendar made for next year!
It looks like you have enjoyed our wonderful Earth through each season ... and with a grateful heart ~
Happy Earth Day to you and your family~ Maria
Wonderful set of pictures - I too was thinking "calendar" !
So true that every day is earth day when you enjoy the outdoors. Love the post and photographs.
Wonderful and superb captures!
Let us enjoy the beauty of nature.
Thank you for sharing.
I love "everday is Earth Day". I've enjoyed reading this post and seeing what it is like all year round in your beautiful part of the world. Absolutely wonderful!
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