Steel Creek Photos one year ago tomorrow
Posts Tagged ‘autumn’
Steel Creek drive 10/30/2013 (one year ago tomorrow)
Posted in Mountain Scenery, mountains, tagged Arkansas, autumn, Buffalo River, change, color, leaf, Steel Creek on October 29, 2014| Leave a Comment »
October 2nd Sunrise in the mountains – signs of autumn everywhere
Posted in General, Shrubs and Trees, tagged autumn, Boston Mountains, early October on October 2, 2014| Leave a Comment »
A pair of American Goldfinches on late seeding Thistle in NW Arkansas
Posted in Wild Birds, tagged american goldfinches, Arkansas, autumn, parthenon on September 18, 2014| Leave a Comment »
They are so beautiful ! Not much molting is evident to their more subdued fall-winter coloration yet (female top – male bottom):
Ran over to Kyle’s Landing this morning
Posted in Mountain Scenery, mountains, The River, Weather, tagged 2013, autumn, Boston Mountains, buffalo, Buffalo River, color change, fall colors. October 30th, Kyle's Landing, river, Sherman Mountain on October 30, 2013| Leave a Comment »
The first peak is near (maybe today or tomorrow); but it is beautiful !! We are expecting 2-3 inches of rain in the next 36 hours and that will possibly make the Buffalo River from Boxley to Pruitt floatable by weeks end and through the weekend and maybe next week. There should still be a good amount of color left in some trees; making this the ideal canoe or kayak float for fall colors; A FLASH FLOOD WATCH was just issued !!
Top of Sherman Mountain looking down
Driving down the 3 mile grade to the River.
The Buffalo National River at the bottom of the mountain.
Boston Mountain Arkansas early fall beauty
Posted in Mountain Scenery, mountains, Wildflowers, tagged Arkansas, autumn, boston, early, fall, forests, Mountains, sassafras, virginia creeper on September 16, 2013| Leave a Comment »
A few shots from this morning, a few trees are changing over to their fall dress; but the forests still look mostly dark green (as they should):
huckleberry bush
Virginia Creeper
Sassafras
Life and Wildlife along the Little Buffalo River 