Orange Badlands
August 17, 2026
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It is amazing how these badland formations glow orange when they reflect the sun. The iron-rich minerals, combined with the layers of sand, help give them that orange look. These formations were created millions of years ago. The colors create an incredibly striking landscape.
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Hey Watch It!
August 17, 2026
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This sequence had me laughing, and I’m glad I caught these images. No explanation is really necessary here—the prairie dog’s face after getting smacked with a face full of dirt is absolutely priceless.
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Ornery Prairie Dog
August 16, 2026
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I shared a cute and cuddly post about these prairie dogs already, but this series of images highlights the active, rambunctious, ornery, territorial nature of these little animals. They were very active, running, yipping, rolling, splooting, fighting, and just all-around comical to watch. They are very social, and watching them interact with each o...
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The Badlands of North Dakota
August 15, 2026
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Here is another landscape from Theodore Roosevelt National Park. I really like the way this one shows the layers in the formations and the distant mountain ranges. It really is an underrated national park, with its incredible views and wildlife.
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Wild Horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park
August 12, 2026
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Before planning our trip to TRNP, we had heard about the possibility of seeing wild horses. According to the park’s website, there are approximately 198 horses spread throughout more than 70,000 acres. We knew our chances of seeing them might be slim since we were only going to be at the park for one afternoon and the following morning before movin...
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