Who wouldn't want to cool their feet?
Elk family wading in the cool waters of

Fall River at Streamside

Courtesy of Susie Ellison

Note: If you look closely, you'll see that one the "cows" is wearing a collar.  Local wildlife agencies collar various deer & elk of Rocky Mountains, often with a radio transmitter, for the purpose of studying their migratory habits.

This fellow is keeping an eye out

for an extra seat at a picnic table!

We are guessing this little cinnamon colored bear is around 2 years old.

Compliments of Madison and Sherry

Estes Park, CO

This Tom Turkey is just showing off

to the rest of his gang! 

Nearly every day in the winter, we get a visit

from a flock of about 10 - 20 turkeys!

Compliments of Victoria Scadden

Denver, CO

Bull Elk in full velvet at Streamside.

Compliments of Phoebe and Madison

Estes Park, CO

Note: Each year in the spring, bull elk shed their antlers. They grow them back again... the new antlers are covered in a thick velvet. If you look closely in this photo, you can see the velvet on the antlers!

Can't we just stop and ask directions?

Bull Elk & harem at Bond Park

in downtown Estes Park.

Courtesy of the Hajicek Family

Catawissa, MO

There's always room for peanuts!

Abert 'Ninja' Squirrels

Compliments of Phoebe and Madison Estes Park, CO

Buck Mule Deer at Streamside's

Cabin #6 Wood Nymph
Courtesy of Marty & Anne Young

Slippery Rock, PA

Who's watching who?
Courtesy of Rick, Susan & Ben Markway Deville, LA

Beautiful Mallard and reflection Compliments of Don and Shari Thompson Inver Grove Heights, MN

Watchful Coyote

Compliments of Don and Shari Thompson Inver Grove Heights, MN

A curious Ermine sneaking around in

rocks on the river bank.

Compliments of Tom Stuart

Denver, CO.

Moose in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Courtesy of Rick, Susan & Ben Markway Deville, LA