A SUMMER MORNING VIEW OF A MISTY SUNRISE WITH WILDFLOWERS OCTOBER An early morning dusting of

An early morning dusting of snow falls on Wildflower Prairie as the giant reeds and cattails catch the falling snow bringing to the prairie a soft

patterns and textures are formed with pockets of water remaining for a few moments longer before eventually succumbing to the frigid evening temperatures

Its been overcast just about every day since the first of the year so wanted to photograph a nice sunset for a change instead of the gloomy weather that we have had

Many of the seeds and fluff are finally exposed and will eventually be carried off during the next windy day at Wildflower Park

ethereal feeling to this spring morning out on the prairie as a thick fog engulfs the prairie landscape with a paper birch tree at Wildflower Park

A SUMMER MORNING VIEW OF A MISTY SUNRISE WITH WILDFLOWERS OCTOBER An early morning dusting ofThe forecast this July morning was to be mostly clear with cool temperatures and a mist hovering over the low lying areas. I thought it would be another beautiful and colorful sunrise so, I left the house wanting to photograph the beautiful wildflowers of the Park with a colorful sunrise. I knew where in the park that had an abundance of wildflowers, which was the west side and a beautiful sunrise to photograph. I reached the trailhead soon after