Tail of the CometThe comet some dubbed as 'Neowise' this time around can be seen from Earth only for a few days every several thousand years. Here it is captured as seen in the early morning in proximity to the escarpment of the Colorado Plateau in central Arizona.

A Grizzly intent on building fat reserves for its winter hibernation charges the slightest movement in the water

The Buffalo River as it flows through the Ozark Mountains in the designated Buffalo National River excerpt of its 150 meander across northern Arkansas

open and inviting nature

A young grizzly bear in the Alaska wilderness seems to live up to the name but not the reputation of the nursery rhyme bear

Can you imagine yourself an explorer whose wanderings make you the discoverer of a new world

This charming creature was encountered in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona

Mid-winter Ice shoves on Lake Winnebago

Yet in this group of high profile and very individual neighbors

The communal nests of the southern African songbird commonly called the social weaver are considered the grandest specimens of nest building of any bird

or Desert (Sand)

This one is further defined as a California Sea Lion and is partially identified as one by of its ears

In these short minutes I had to sense the wonder of the event and at the same time manipulate cameras to record it to share