Wolves Change the Course of Rivers
Very interesting, short video on the impact, the reputed good impact, of reintroducing wolves into Yellowstone. Watch the video re the symbiotic relationship within nature once wolves were placed back after a long absence.
Photography: I was lost in thought, when I turned my head to the right. And, there perched nearby was Ninnie the Cat. I hadn’t noticed her arrival. The sentinel, ever alert, she reminds me of an owl. Her countenance never changes. It is hard to tell by her eyes what is happening with her except they dart here and there at all times. No sleepy looks or half closed lids. Ever vigilant. She kind of freaks me out sometimes (no, not like the guy hiding in the bedroom from the family cat!). Except she is my gentle, sit on my chest, tap my face with her paw, alarm clock each morning without fail. “Time to eat!”
I came upon the Chalk Art work of Moe Notsu while exploring the photography of Ian L. Sitren at Second Focus (interesting body building culture, Palm Springs culture, SoCal culture). Moe Notsu’s chalk art is wonderful to consider as is her photography. Moe Notsu Bio
