Sunday Pic of the Day

mtmuley · Tuesday at 6:19 PM

Dave N said:
The wee one always perks me up.

They have a way of doing that don't they? Have a good evening Dave. mtmuley

INMT · Tuesday at 7:08 PM

Dave N said:
2 years already.
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We’re with you Dave.

Hammsolo · Tuesday at 8:35 PM

Dave N said:
2 years already.
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God Bless

noharleyyet · Thursday at 8:38 AM

Big Day

Yesterday morning: Big smile, big heart...grandaughter's Pre-K graduation.

https://flic.kr/p/2sd11T7

Yesterday evening combining bouquets from dance recital

https://flic.kr/p/2sd2qZt

SilentBirdHunter · 2026-05-17T07:11:40-0600

Youngsters and a very pregnant pronghorn.

mtmiller · 2026-05-17T09:20:29-0600

Controversial critter for certain. I have never photographed wild/feral horses before and I was pleasantly surprised how much fun it was.

mtmiller · 2026-05-17T09:56:12-0600

Some scrapping.

BAKPAKR · 2026-05-17T10:45:15-0600

mtmiller said:
Controversial critter for certain. I have never photographed wild/feral horses before and I was pleasantly surprised how much fun it was.

Looks like that horse has eaten a lot of good deer, elk, pronghorn forage.

johnp · 2026-05-17T12:11:58-0600

A trip to the sandbar is always has fascinating tracks and critters for my Grandson!

Dougfirtree · 2026-05-17T14:16:14-0600

Nice day-trip to Montreal. Tulips at the Botanical Gardens and a trip to the city's Archeology Museum. It's built on the site of the first European settlement there and you can descend stairs to various levels below current ground-level and see the actual stone walls, tombs, and even the trenches in the ground from the original log walls, built in 1642. And... you can walk through the old sewer. It was built on the bed of the Little River, which flowed into the St. Lawrence there, but has now been diverted. Pretty wild!