Some Idaho scenery.

Baby Red Fox Squirrel.

A  special vining variety of Maple.

A bees favorite summer flower!

Finally! A picture of a perfect condition Monarch Butterfly.

The blue sky certainly makes up for the arid landscape

Some tasty and garden fresh strawberries anyone?

I had the pleasure of taking this photo somewhere on the back roads of Idaho.

This is a flax flower.
They are quite small, about the size of a dime.

This ruffled robin just perched in this cedar tree after taking a dip in the creek.

Some Trillium showing the beginning of spring.

A Special double pink poppy variety we used to grow.

Some of our ducks enjoying a swim in our creek!

A honey bee enjoy some Sedum.
Fun fact: I heard somewhere the roots can be cooked and eaten like potatoes.

A winter day outside dusted with snow.

A view of some back roads in Idaho.

An interesting photo of some stormy weather beginning at sunset.

A close up on a nasturtium flower.

Nap in the woods anyone?

A large variety of the saint Johns wort.

A bee enjoying some water pepper.

A honey bee enjoying some Borage flowers.
Fun fact: Borage flowers change color with soil PH.

This little bee was spotted crawling around on a echinacea flower.

Looks like this guy took an overnight on some Yarrow flowers.
After he warmed up in the morning sunshine, he took off for some more foraging in the garden.

A sunset somewhere in the farmlands of eastern Washington.