Nature

[ehh]

Picture time
Who doesn't like sunsets




Some mountains







A mountain dog


A mountain man


A hill with a princess


Beyond my property after some snow and after some dust




One of the locals


Some of the wild cat population on campus


That time my dog jumped over the Great Wall of china

 

[Renegade Aquatics]

Took these during a slow day of fishing

 

[Thekid]

Found this on my computer but don't remember where its from-

 

[Lepisosteus]

Found this on my computer but don't remember where its from-View attachment 1194761

Google images

 

[pacu mom]

https://www.reddit.com/r/EarthPorn/comments/4l9zzp/early_morning_maligne_lake_alberta_canada_5472/

 

[pacu mom]

It was a very hot day last Sunday. It was a little strange to see the snow on Mt. Shasta in the distance while sitting in 112 degree heat on the lake.

 

[Kittiee Katt]

Some pictures of the sunset on the river I took while driving home tonight. They were taken while the car was moving so they're a little blurry, but they definitely show how beautiful Tassie is.


Some of Mt. Wellington. First one was taken about 20 mins away from where I live, second one was taken out my living room window.


Enjoy mfk.

 

[fishnatics]

Found these at camp

 

[ehh]

Thought I'd share this in this thread.
There is a pair of Swainson's hawks that have lived on campus for at least three years. They just so happen to build their nest in a high traffic area.
About two years ago these signs were posted around their area..

We would see them flying around and perched on light posts. From time to time we'd even see them on the side walk. But never saw them attack anyone or heard of them attacking anyone.

Over the summer these were painted on sidewalks around their area.

Then at the beginning of the semester these were put up in the area.

On Monday I met my gf for lunch on campus and she was carrying her umbrella. No rain in sight. Turned out that one of the hawks "escorted" her out of their area. He or she flew down at my gf. She had to move out of its way. It then landed on a car she was next to and puffed up. Letting her know she was too close.
I told her that they have to be attacking or "warning" a lot of people for it happen to her.

Today these popped up around their area.


Turns out the hawks are now proud parents and a lot of students and faculty are being confronted by the hawks haha.

 

[Kittiee Katt]

Thought I'd share this in this thread.
There is a pair of Swainson's hawks that have lived on campus for at least three years. They just so happen to build their nest in a high traffic area.
About two years ago these signs were posted around their area..
View attachment 1200964
We would see them flying around and perched on light posts. From time to time we'd even see them on the side walk. But never saw them attack anyone or heard of them attacking anyone.

Over the summer these were painted on sidewalks around their area.
View attachment 1200965
Then at the beginning of the semester these were put up in the area.
View attachment 1200966
On Monday I met my gf for lunch on campus and she was carrying her umbrella. No rain in sight. Turned out that one of the hawks "escorted" her out of their area. He or she flew down at my gf. She had to move out of its way. It then landed on a car she was next to and puffed up. Letting her know she was too close.
I told her that they have to be attacking or "warning" a lot of people for it happen to her.

Today these popped up around their area.
View attachment 1200968

Turns out the hawks are now proud parents and a lot of students and faculty are being confronted by the hawks haha.

Holy crap! The hawks in the USA sound like the plovers (masked lapwings) down here..

Although the signs made me laugh.