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| Rain, snow, sleet, hail no matter, you can bet ringneck roosters will be struttin their stuff come spring... |
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| Pussy willows are a sure sign spring has sprung, livening up any visit stream-side no matter how high the water... |
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| Wyoming ground squirrels must jump for joy amid all that fresh greenery after enduring yet another upper Big Hole nasty winter... |
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| Gumbo evening primrose seems to further disprove the theory "sagebrush ain't nothin' but empty, lifeless, worthless wasteland..." |
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| Believe it or not but many antelope bucks start laying out and defending breeding territories as early as March... for the uninitiated breeding usually peaks around mid-September. |
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| Because of all the snow by the time we made it into the mountains many shootingstars were already wilted...obviously this one we shot just a couple days ago beside Fish Trap Creek is a late bloomer... |
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