Brenda's Photo Challenge has started up again. I love photography as you can probably tell so once more I've joined the challenge. This time the theme is Frozen. Some of these photos are from last year and some this winter. Enjoy!
This Pronghorn fawn was in the back yard last year.
Funny thing is, this year there aren't any Pronghorn antelope in town and last year there were scads. Five Mule Deer are munching on trees and bushes instead. Why the switch, I don't know but the vegetation is appreciating the fewer numbers.
Got to love hoar frost as it decorates everything with spikey jewels.
We had quite a bit of it this winter.
One must not forget the bison that roam just north of town for they are another thing that makes our county unique. We have the most Pronghorn antelope of anywhere in the world and thousands of head of bison. 
Winter wouldn't be complete without home-made goat cream cherry ice cream yum!!!
Did you know that more ice cream is consumed in the winter months than in the summer?
Now head on out and visit Brenda's photo challenge to see what others put in their blogs under the frozen category. http://brendaphotochallenge.blogspot.com/
This might be especially nice for those of you WAY down south who are sweating through the summer months. It just might cool you off.
This Pronghorn fawn was in the back yard last year.Funny thing is, this year there aren't any Pronghorn antelope in town and last year there were scads. Five Mule Deer are munching on trees and bushes instead. Why the switch, I don't know but the vegetation is appreciating the fewer numbers.Got to love hoar frost as it decorates everything with spikey jewels.We had quite a bit of it this winter.
One must not forget the bison that roam just north of town for they are another thing that makes our county unique. We have the most Pronghorn antelope of anywhere in the world and thousands of head of bison. Winter wouldn't be complete without home-made goat cream cherry ice cream yum!!!Did you know that more ice cream is consumed in the winter months than in the summer?
Now head on out and visit Brenda's photo challenge to see what others put in their blogs under the frozen category. http://brendaphotochallenge.blogspot.com/
This might be especially nice for those of you WAY down south who are sweating through the summer months. It just might cool you off.
Glad this has started up again. I always love your photography. That bison is quite impressive standing against the stark white.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful! hahaha, hand over the ice cream and nobody will get hurt!
ReplyDeleteI can't decide whether I love the bison or the frozen lock picture the best! Gorgeous. And the little pronghorn is adorable. Would love to see one in the wild someday.
That is the cutest little fawn I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteLove the spikey jewels - that looks so cold!
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All photos are awesome...the pronghorns are neat; bison roam close by? How interesting.
ReplyDeleteSome really amazing captures.I would like some of that ice cream, I never have tried it made from goats milk. I had some great caramel topping down in Mexico.When I ice skate ice creamis a favorite treat. I have eaten a half gallon in 3 sittings.
ReplyDeleteCute little pronghorn fawn. How nice to have him wandering your back yard! I eat ice cream equally in the winter and the summer!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, love that fawn, I've never seen one of those before
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots! I especially love the hoar frost, we don't have that in Arkansas I don't think. Lotta critters in your neck of the woods too.
ReplyDeleteI don't even remember how it is I came to be here, but I will be back! The antelope looks very healthy and must have wintered well last year.
ReplyDeleteNow I am hungry for candied cherries.