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In the cool of the evening and in frigid mountain waters, this gal was slowly making her way back home up in the mountains.  This is o...

A  Sanderling (Calidris alba) skips rapidly across the sandy beach at Perdido Key, Florida, finding a lot of good things to eat on th...

This little chipmunk pounced out of the rocks in front of us on this trip to Colorado.  I don't think it was because he was not afrai...

Mama watches over her young ones (although they are getting pretty big) as the sun rises and the joggers come out. The pond was near ...

The Grand Canyon at sunset is one of the real treats at this national park.  There are good spots and better spots to do this.  We kept...

A Great Egret takes a leap into the air and glides away from his perch.  The picture is from the Oil and Gas Park in Jennings, LA. His c...

My biggest surprise at Global Wildlife Center where we visited this past weekend was the orneriness of the Zebras.  They would push thei...

We had the grandkids and a bunch from Linda's family at the  Global Wildlife Center in Folsom this weekend.  I don't think I h...

A young buck elk in full velvet in Yellowstone National Park stops eating leaves for a second to check me out. I guess he was wondering...

This lone Great Egret (Ardea Albus) was ranging around the pond at the Oil and Gas Park in Jennings today. I managed to get in a spot, j...

Old school buses, put out to pasture, now just lineup behind a fence and watch the I-10 traffic flow by.   Near Winnie, TX (to the east...

This Green Heron at Austin's Arboretum was wary of me, but didn't fly away as long as I kept my distance and didn't make su...

Our son, Charlie, and my wife, Linda, check out the map of Washington D.C. in the portico of the Washington Monument during a recent tr...

I had to shoot between the legs of a railing to catch a shot of this Black-Capped Chickadee ( Poecile atricapillus ) eating on some ten...

Will the geyser blow soon?  If you know the ways of this beast, you can probably guess the time it will blow within a couple hours.  A ...

At the top of the photo is the peak of the Grand Teton.  The photo is from our trip to Yellowstone earlier this month.   We were climbi...

How willing would you be to assume that the cloud shape overhead was just an accidental formation as the clouds swirled around? I walke...

While the older people were running the Houston Marathon Sunday, a fewof the kids took to the hill in from of the George R. Brown center...

A shot out my hotel window in downtown Altanta,GA from a trip there a few years ago. --steve buser

a  Stairs lead to the second floor of a home and then to a deck on the third floor. The home itself was last seen shortly before Hurrican...

While driving on the Bolivar Peninsula a few days ago, we came across this collection of found items. There was a man wandering around...

The early morning sun peeks through a glen in west Houston. --steve buser Technorati Tags: Sunrise , Houston , leaves , bright , tre...

May the Star of Bethlem shine your way this Christmas. --steve buser

Our grandkids came to visit a while back and their friend, Jenna Anderson, took them to see her FFA project -- Randy the goat.   Sophie g...

The weathermen and weather ladies said Beaumont received three inches of snow this week. Maybe at the weather station it did. There were...

  Flags in the sunset from a couple years ago at a church in Beaumont Texas.  You can tell the flags had quite a whipping in the wind. On...

We ran into Indiana Jones at the mall in College Station. TX, this weekend. (Actually, he prefers to be called Dr. Jones, if you please.)...

It was a lazy day at the Houston Zoo this past weekend when we were there. It wasn't all that hot, which brought lots of people (we...

This is the American Bald Eagle at the Houston Zoo. We took our grandchildren there recently to see the elephants. This guy didn' get a...

  The water slides up and along the beach at Perdido Key in Florida. While a couple figures splash along. --steve buser

  This was the steely-blue scene in Washington D.C. recently when we travelled to see our son in a triathlon. The sun was still yawning a...

  This is one of the gators at the Louisiana Gas and Oil Museum in Jennings, LA, where I stopped off the Interstate the other day. If I ...

Bath time. Save these pictures for the next time the kids complain. Even ducks like to take baths. This fellow was ruffling his feat...

  A Great Egret and a Comorant seem to be having a stare-down on the small lake at the Louisiana Oil and Gas Park in Jennings, Louisiana. ...

This is the Washington Monument in Washington D.C in an early-morning, before-sunrise shot. We were up early to make it down by the Tidal P...

A Great Egret ( Ardea alba) skims gracefully away over the water to find a better feeding spot. This is at the Louisiana Oil and Gas Park ...

  I looked down and this Ring-Billed Gull was standing right beside me. Maybe he was just trying to get a hand-out, but he stood still lon...

  The Jefferson Memorial in Washington D.C. is a good ways away from the other monuments.  The lazy walk around the tide pool to get there...

  Who would have ever thought that if you went more than 200 miles from where a hurricane hit, you would be lashed with tropical storm forc...