On the advice from a fellow blogger, I organized my galleries to be subject specific. There is a new gallery for Bryce Canyon National Park (I realize I need to post more photos of this beautiful place), Grand Canyon National Park, and of course, my beloved Zion National Park. I also posted galleries for flowers and birds, with a gallery for Ancient Art, Arizona, and Other Animals in the works.
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I’m participating in the onlineadventure travel and photography magazine LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge for bloggersThis week’s Challenge is: Look Up, so venture into nature and point your lens above you!
Have you ever wondered what life would look like upside down? Well, a friend of mine recently experienced this feeling. This is what happens when you do a Tyrolian Traverse, then letting go and trusting your equipment. He’s a lot braver than I am, but we had fun that day!
I’m reminded of a song:
“Up, Up and away, my beautiful balloon…”
Imagine the solitude in one of these! It must be breathtaking from up there!
Here’s a “Bad Moon Rising”
And the moon coming up over the Eagle’s Crags in Zion National Park, Utah.
Here is the beautiful California Condor in flight, the largest bird of prey in North America.
Last but not least, the magnificent Peregrin Falcon.
I’m participating in the online adventure travel magazine LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge for bloggers. This week’s Challenge is: Flying!
Question is, do stingrays really fly? Or do they swim? It’s so hard to tell sometimes. 
I have seen these fly, but not very often. The only time they fly is to get into the trees at night to avoid the predators. The almost national bird: The Turkey.
Of course, if you really want to fly, you need something to get yourself into the air, but if you want to have a quiet time doing so, you’ll need to inflate a balloon!
Now, it’s time to get off the ground, but with many balloons, there will be some congestion in the air.
Now that we’re in the air, we fly among the California Condors, America‘s largest bird of prey.
Of course, they also need to come in for a landing. They’re not so graceful on the ground as they are in the air.
When the Condor is on the ground, they look like the Grim Reaper. Don’t you think?
Of course, continuing with the bird of prey theme; here we have the magnificent Peregrine Falcon.
But what good is a bird of prey without their prey? Here we have the Stellars Jay.
And the Mallard Duck:
The beautiful Mallard Duck all so cozy sitting in the sand. But as the saying goes: “Birds of a Feather Flock Together!” Here we have the peacock and Mallards walking around.
I found this bird in Mexico at the Mayan Ruins near Tulum. No idea what kind of bird this is.
Of course, we can’t forget our domesticated feathered friends like the parrot.
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