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Photo of the Week – March 22, 2012
Beaver art? This week, I had some time to walk along the creek that runs through our Platte River Prairies. As I was walking, I found this big cottonwood tree that had fallen over and subsequently had most of the … Continue reading
Posted in General, Prairie Natural History, Prairie Photography
Tagged art, beaver, cottonwood tree, lodge, nature, nebraska, outdoor photography, photography, sculpture, stream
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Photo of the Week – April 29, 2011
There’s a mesmerizing quality to fire. Whether it’s the single dancing flame of a candle or a raging inferno, it can be hard to pull your eyes away. My impression is that some arsonists light things on fire just to … Continue reading
Posted in General, Prairie Management, Prairie Photography
Tagged art, burn, flames, prescribed fire
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