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November, a month of mornings misty-bright With golden light: A month when the many-tinted leaf Lies thick upon the moss below; While to and fro The breezes moan, as if in grief. –Mortimer Collins (1827–76) ?
Trumpeter Swans have returned to beautiful Flat Creek for the winter.
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Clark’s Nutcracker Chipping Sparrows Stellar’s Jay Northern flicker
The Tetons hide behind clouds after an early season snow storm. Cathedral Group is a group of the tallest peaks in the Teton Range, including Grand Teton, Mount Owen, and Teewinott. Cathedral Group Turnout is a viewpoint on Jenny Lake Road. via The Cathedral Group — Pearl St. Gallery
Another feature in the Jenny Lake area, String Lake is a string of water connecting two larger lakes, Jenny Lake and Leigh Lake. String Lake wouldn’t be anything to write home about if it weren’t for one thing. It’s not just skinny, but also shallow. It’s possible to walk across it, if you pick your spot well , without getting your head wet.
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? ? Listen! the wind is rising, and the air is wild with leaves, We have had our summer evenings, now for October eves! –Humbert Wolfe (1886–1940)
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Making Hay April – #followthehitch Chillin
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Now the beautiful business of summer is over,Earth wraps herself in a bright, leaf-patterned shawl.The hives cement the prodigal juice of the cloverAnd spendthrift gold is hoarded in bin and stall. –Jean S. Untermeyer (1886–1970)
This Bison peeks around the corner to check out the crowd at Mormon Row outside of Jackson.
