Low Winter Snowy Sun
This low winter snowy sun is everything that I love about January as we watch it slowly climb through the sky against our arctic tundra-like landscapes, the trees covered in snow that will be filled with buds and blooms within only a few months. Please get outside and enjoy this type of weather while you can. Our four seasons are each a spectacle to behold and a wonder to wander through. Scott Kruitbosch Conservation & Outreach Coordinator
Read MoreFireball in the blue
I took this photo yesterday minutes from RTPI in Jamestown. We are about to hit the peak of fall foliage in Western New York and this weekend’s clear, deep blue, autumn skies made for some magnificent moments. If you have the day off from work or school tomorrow please be sure to find some time for a hike, birding, a run, some biking – anything to disconnect and get outdoors for a while. I’ll continue to share more scenes from the season all week long. I hope you share the sentiment with your friends and family. Scott Kruitbosch Conservation & Outreach...
Read MoreSmoke and fire
Fall foliage can take on so many appearances, especially when combined with the sky above us. This scene has a look of fire and smoke as the leaves continue to change and the sky fills with lake effect clouds in the Chautauqua-Allegheny region while temperatures continue to drop. Autumn has arrived. Be sure you make the time to get outside to enjoy it because it does not last long.
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