Winter photos

[Dylan Biggs]

From my daughter Jocelyn and I.
JoJo's Sunrise

JoJo, stalked this Horned Owl, until.....

Our Gaurdian Dog was interested in the Owl also.

A poplar leaf that won't let go.

Sunset I took the other evening.

Trixie in the evening light.

Young Akbash, Tubby.

Far little hills the other morning.

JoJo's, horizonal mirage, when we get a temperature inversion.

Morning sky when I was out feeding yesterday.

Mirage photos I took last month.

Old fashioned stone corner post.

And last but not least a pic of a cow calf pair in Nov.

 

[Red Bull Breeder]

Neat pictures Dylan.

 

[Isomade]

Dylan I always enjoy your photos. JoJo did an outstanding job.

 

[kenny thomas]

Love the pictures but sure liked the 50 degree temps here this morning.

 

[hillsdown]

Beautiful pics as usual Dylan, your daughter has an amazing eye for detail ! :tiphat:

 

[alisonb]

I have seen plenty of beautiful sunsets before but your part of the world sure has some striking one's.
We get the Spotted Eagle Owl here which is very similar to that Horned fellow, they dive bomb the dogs and cats at every opportunity. Great pics!

 

[Angus Cowman]

Beautiful as always Dylan
Jocelyn and your pics are both amazing
I forget sometimes how beautiful the sunsets and rises are in wide open country it has been several yrs since I seen them on a daily basis
keep up the good work

 

[CKC1586]

Magnificent pictures!!!!!!! :clap: :clap:

 

[Jaymar503]

Absolutely gorgeous pictures! :tiphat:

 

[Fly-guy]

Dyland, keep sending the sunset pictures! We don't get to see the sunrise or sunsets here at the house, too many hills and trees. Well, not too many hills & trees because we enjoy them here in our corner of the world also.

 

[Dylan Biggs]

Glad to share the pics, thank you.

Isomade and HD, I will pass your comments on to Jocelyn.

Kenny, compared to last winter we have not had any yet other then a few brief cold snaps. No snow either. I hope we get some moisture by May. Cows came home last week. They should go back out, lots of stock piled native grass we could be using. Never hurts to have drought reserve though.

Angus Cowman, the sky is a constant source of entertainment for us, for sure.

Fly Guy, you may regret asking for more sun rise and set photos, between my daughter and I it gets to be quite a collection. Some might say monotonous.

 

[Fly-guy]

Go ahead and try to bore me with them, lot's of luck! When we were yankees' in the flat lands of Kansas we were located right between the sunrises and sunsets and enjoyed them very much.

Come to think of it, we are still between them, but we just can't see them because of the hills and trees here in Oklahoma.

 

[flinthillscowboy]

Great pictures!