The trip began from Colorado and passed through Blue Mesa Lake again.
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
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Showing posts with label titmouse. Show all posts
2015/07/18
July update - Trip through Four Corners, Grand Canyon, and Wyoming
Over a span of four days (July 12th to 16th), I traveled across five states and drove more than 2,400 km.
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2013/08/25
Audubon Park, New Orleans
This is will the final post from my New Orleans trip. I presented my research on Wednesday (July 31) afternoon and we left New Orleans the following morning, so Tuesday was my last opportunity to explore New Orleans.
Based on the recommendation from one of my supervisors, I woke up extra early on Tuesday morning and took the streetcar through the famous Garden District and arrived at Audubon Park to do some wildlife-watching.
Based on the recommendation from one of my supervisors, I woke up extra early on Tuesday morning and took the streetcar through the famous Garden District and arrived at Audubon Park to do some wildlife-watching.
The first thing I saw at the park was this beautiful garden and fountain. There were some Monarch butterflies visiting the flowers and I was planning on taking some photos, but there was a strange individual talking to himself so I gave up on that idea.
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