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This picture was taken at a busy tourist stop in the mountains. And this little squirrel knows that they have food for him. This fellow was so not scared of people that he ate out of kids hands.

So sad but now when winter is hitting the mountains he has to collect his own food because there is no tourist left to help him out while he poses for a nice photo.

But enough about that. I just love this photo and the way this little fellow wants to know what happends around him. My Canon Camera was quick enough to capture him sharp and without movement.

Clark’s Nutcracker that is the name of the bird I guess it likes nuts and this time yes I was trying to get some of my food but NO he did not get any.

I like the way the contrast of the bird and the background worked for me.

I guess takeing wildlife pictures in the wild is not as difficult as you may think. just take your rest and they will show up.

What is this you will wonder. It’s simple this is a structure that keeps up a big cube with text about the highest point of the glacier national park.

I really like the contrasts in the photo and the funny shape it shows.

Isn’t it great that my Canon camera’s keep impressing me.

This little squirrel was happy with what other left him. Unfortunately people leave way to much food in nature those little creatures are well prepared to look for real food instead of m&m’s.

I really liked the photo and the process of making it. This little animal would sneak up on me and then when i would look he would run and as soon as i turned my head he came back. And yes one time he was not quick enough and I got him.

Here is a beautifull little yellow flower

One little Canola Flower ready to be harvested and converted in to oil for cooking.

I like the picture although the flower got a bit to much light but I can live with that for now.

I know it is hard to believe that I did NOT change anything on this photo. Everything you see is as it was the color of the water is strange and believe me even stranger when you are standing there at the lake looking at it.

The colors come from the stuff the water brings from the glasiers that fill the lake. And the lake changes colors a couple of times in the season.