Tag Archives: black bear

Half Adventure, Half Terror

Posted on July 20, 2015 by Beauty Along the Road

In the last three weeks, I was able to visit an unusual and fascinating natural area in West Virginia three times – Cranberry Glades in the Monongahela National Forest. The swampy bogs in this area host a variety of wildflowers … Continue reading →

Posted in Adventure, Animals and Critters, Weekly Photo Challenge | Tagged adventure, bear encounter, bee balm, black bear, bog, bog forest, Cranberry Glades, ebony jewelwing damselfly, elderberry, grass-pink orchid, Monongahela National Forest, nature, photography, postaweek, swamp, turtlehead, Weekly Photo Challenge: Half and Half, wilderness, wildflowers | 30 Comments

Wild Animals

Posted on May 15, 2014 by Beauty Along the Road

Living in Virginia’s mountainous highlands, we are blessed with an abundance of wildlife: a large variety of birds (from hummingbird to grouse, wild turkey to eagle), more kinds of insects than I ever learned to identify, white-tailed deer, fox, black … Continue reading →

Posted in Animals and Critters, Appalachia | Tagged animals, baby sparrow, bald eagle, bird nest, birds, black bear, black snake, bluebird eggs, Cee's fun foto challenge nature animals, coyote, grasshopper, highlands, insects, killdeer eggs, mountain lion, photography, praying mantis, robin eggs, swallowtail caterpillar, Virginia | 26 Comments

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