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A Tiger Swallow Tail I saw when out walking around.

Some flowers glowing in the warm dim sunlight at dusk.

After an evening ice storm, the clouds broke to reveal the sun and some ice accumulation on the tree branches. I like how the ice glints from the sun, and the dark looming clouds slowly retreat.

I took this while hiking out at Rocky Gap over the weekend. 5 image HDR using .9 ND filter.

I was hiking at Rocky Gap and ran across this dammed up creek. Some of the trees fell from storms, but I think any beaver would agree it was beautiful sight.

Pull up a bench.. have a seat. I found this bench chained to a tree next a creek on a trail near the college where I work.

There were hundreds of these Tiger Swallowtails hanging around this tree enjoying the nectar from the flowers. I don't know what kind of tree it was, but they all thought it was quite tasty.

I was hiking out at Rocky Gap and stopped to take a pic of the pine trees. What I missed was the mother and baby deer that stopped behind me to watch me take the pic. As soon as I turned around to try and photograph them, they ran. I thought it was some hikers that came up behind me. When I turned around and looked at them, I think all three of us had an ohhh.. crap.. moment.

This is what squirrels do when it's 90℉ outside. And you were expecting a Chippendale.. shame on you.

A nice balmy rainy day in spring.. and this Cooper's Hawk is wise enough to stand it's ground. Don't mess with my dinner man.