I'm so jealous of my Western friends. How cool is it to be able to see a bull moose like this? Really hope I get to finally see one when I visit Glacier soon.
The only footage I was able to capture from my first encounter with a Florida white-tailed buck (Odocoileus virginianus seminolus). One of my favorite things about my early morning adventures is hearing the symphony of nature as the sun rises.
It isn't a bear. And it isn't a grass. It's beargrass.
Beargrass is actually a member of the lily family. From June through July, and sometimes into August at higher elevations, its white blooms brighten Glacier National Park's mountain landscapes.
Photo by Jaclyn Burdsall
As the sun rises over Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, the marsh becomes a masterpiece of color and reflection.
Home to one of the largest remaining tidal salt marshes in the Mid-Atlantic, the refuge provides vital habitat for migratory birds, shorebirds, waterfowl, and more.
Photo by David Tally
Recent scientific research has proven both Birds & Mammals have language with syntax. The Garden of Eden is a real place. It rests on top of the Holy Mountain where Jesus Christ rules from. Perhaps in a mysterious way, Eden still influences the animals to some extent.
Behold the American badger! A walking pillow stuffed with seething hatred. Probably best not to pick it up.
Fun fact: American badgers can dig through soil fast enough to disappear from sight in under a minute, thanks to powerful claws and a body built like a shovel with legs.