Sunrise greets us to another beautiful day.
"Our" three juvenile ospreys return to the nest hoping for food.
Adult coming with heavy Shovelnose Sturgeon,
A rare find for this part of the Yellowstone River.
Here comes another dinner!
A Murder of American Crows congregate each morning at sunrise.
Common Merganser races away on Yellowstone River
Common Mergansers haul out to preeen, nap and rest.
One eye often open, slow wave sleep, enough to keep alert.
Wood Duck hen
Wood Duck drake in full regalia
Crabapple laden limbs touch ground
Wood Duck hen and mallards eating crabapples
Wood Duck drake likewise gobblings down crabapples
Fruit trees -all bumper crops
Black-billed Magpie takes advantage
Woodland Skipper on Sunflower
Busy Beaver at Sacajawea Park
Actively felling trees.....
constructing dams...
Beaver swims close to investigate....
Each night they rebuild dam that park staff remove each evening.
Muskrat building cattail lodge
Spotted Sandpiper feeding in shallows
Mule Deer reflects in the beaver pond
He's feeding on willow leaves
House Wren juvenile
Warbling Vireo contemplates moving south.
Bald Eagles perch along Yellowstone River
Bald Eagle chuckles at chirping, dive bombing osprey
Woolly Bear Caterpillar hatches into Isabella Tiger Moth
Green Sphinx Moth Caterpillar
Hen Mallard preens displaying blue speculum
Female Belted Kingfisher
Livingston Health Care with Livingston Peak in the background.
A hospital we have made weekly visits with Daryl and his wife Vicki for his blood draws and every three weeks for his chemo treatments. He is responding well for which we are all praising and thanking Jesus for His healing power. We would like to thank prayer warriors and medical staff. We enjoyed our extended stay, visiting, assisting with yard work, doing puzzles, playing games, baking, cooking and walking their dog Toby.
While waiting, Ty explored the hospital grounds and found this White-tailed Fawn peeking out of the woods.
And it's twin grazing.
Hospital grounds included this bronze Eagle statue.
Love ❤️ & Prayers 🙏
Ty & Ida Baumann
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