They’re out there. You know they are. The critters are all around us, watching…they know we’re there, that’s for sure.
If we’re patient, we might find them.
There’s someone on this snowy Yellowstone hillside. Do you see him?
No? Well, not surprising.
How about now?
Yes? No? Here, I’ll get a little closer.
Pretty sneaky, eh?
And what about the bushes? We’re always walking through bushes, right? When they’re missing their leaves you’re pretty sure that nothing’s hiding in there, I bet.
Don’t be so sure.
You see him, right? He had a harder time hiding out in the open…but still.
The critters in the bushes aren’t always scary, of course. See anybody here?
Birds. Many birds. How many do you see?
Or…
Did you see the crane?
Of course there are critters in the trees, too. See anyone here?
Here he is:
Yep, they’re sneaky, that’s for sure.
(Want to see more hidden critters? Check out these earlier posts: Hidden in Plain Sight and Now You See Me)
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This post was fun Cindy! Thanks! 🙂
Glad you liked it!
Love it!! You’ve got a great eye — thanks for keeping us on our toes 🙂
How nice – thanks!
On all the first shots I never saw the creature, and I consider my eyes pretty good at this because I’ve been spotting wildlife for a long, long time. And yet, I didn’t see any on the first try. I was grateful for the second, closer photo and the encouragement, and, as always, dazzled by your photography. That’s a Yellowstone wolf, yes? Love the thick long snake too. Always a treat, Cindy, thank you. 😀
I kept most of these because I couldn’t remember why I took them – the birds in the bush were especially tricky. I couldn’t imagine why I took such a dumb photo! The first one is actually a coyote, although you can’t really tell from the photo. Thanks for spending the time looking!
looks more like E.T.
You have an eye for spotting critters.
I hope I can keep spotting the snakes before I step (or sit) on them! So far, so good.
Sharp, sharp eyes!
I’ve enjoyed exploring your blog this morning, very entertaining and informative, and the photographs are wonderful.
What a nice thing to hear! Thanks so much.