If you’ve never visited Custer Park, South Dakota in the Spring time, be sure you do! The hills are alive with sweetness everywhere you look!
Category: Wildlife
LKP Throwback: “Robin In Wyoming Storm Of The Century” – April 9, 2013
This photo of this beautiful Robin was one of the first photos I took with my first Nikon camera in April of 2013. He/She was weathering the storm out on a Radiant Crab Apple tree that sits in our front yard…..and also taking advantage of eating all the berries from it that were left over from the Fall. It’s precious when you think about how God and the powers that be have a way of always taking care of everyone and every living thing …no matter the storm. #BirdsNeedFedInWiinterToo #NeverForgetToFeedTheBirds
“He Has Made Everything Beautiful In It’s Time” ~ Ecclesiastes 3:11
Oh sweet Butterfly, great messenger of hope, enlightenment, and transformation, please help to heal and lead the way.
At Last The Spring Thaw Came
Spring has finally sprung in Wyoming! The plains and mountains are ablaze in brilliant green prairie grass which will soon be sparkled with wild flowers of all different types and adoring colors. Needless to say, these magnificent beasts couldn’t be more pleased. Can I have some?
“Become The Buffalo”
Post Inspiration: “Cows run away from the storm while the buffalo charges toward it – and gets through it quicker. Whenever I’m confronted with a tough challenge, I do not prolong the torment, I become the buffalo.” ~Wilma Mankiller (first female principal chief of the Cherokee Nation)
To view more of our Buffalo photos, see this link.
To view more of our Buffalo photos, see this link.
“Following The Winter Star”
“A Sailing We Must Go”
“Butterflies Are The Heaven Sent Kisses Of An Angel”
One day this past Spring we ran into all of these lovelies in the Black Hills National Forest. There were thousands of them all around us. It was a surreal and blessful moment to say the least. It felt like heaven. #NeverGiveUp #Hope #Angels #NatureIsAWonder #LisaKayPhotography
“Oh Great Tatanka, what would we do without your message, will, and strength to survive all things?”
Tatanka is a Lakota word meaning “Big Beast”. For the Northern Plains People Tatanka meant “life”. For more, see the Story Of The Bison. Photo taken during the Legion Lake Fire after all the buffalo in the area migrated south to Wind Cave National Park, SD – December 2017.
“Coyote Reminds Us Of Survival, To Savor The Humor And Magic In Life…And The Unexpected”
Canadian Geese And Babies On Legion Lake, South Dakota – Photo Gallery
“Oh Great Tatanka, Nearly Lost, But Still Remains”
“The Monarch Of Yellowstone”
