A scenic view of Lake Kaweah and the surrounding golden hills near Three Rivers, California, showcasing the dry lakebed and the winding Kaweah River under the Sierra Nevada foothills.
#BuyIntoArt #LakeKaweah #ThreeRivers #California #NaturePhotography #Nevada
https://john-twynam.pixels.com/featured/lake-kaweah-three-rivers-california-1-john-twynam.html
Glorious colors at sunset in the desert of Nevada.
A Fire Wave Sunset fine art print - https://fineartamerica.com/featured/a-fire-wave-sunset-joseph-s-giacalone.html
Keep ‘em coming
Via Kyle Griffin:
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are hitting the road this coming week for Sanders's 'Fighting Oligarchy' tour, which is focused on "the takeover of the national government by billionaires and large corporations."
As of an hour ago, #Nevada Sen. Cortez-Masto said she was undecided on the cloture vote. Please call her, especially if you live in Nevada, and ask her to vote NO.
Senator Cortez Masto's DC office phone number is: 202-224-3542 - call now, and share for others to as well.
I like this picture of a red-tailed hawk circling above.
#LasVegas #Nevada #photography #BlackHistory
"A group of University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) students have painstakingly preserved a photographer’s archive by digitizing it and making it available online to anyone. Six students worked on the project over the course of two to preserve the work of Clinton Wright, a press photographer who documented Black life in the Westside neighborhood of Las Vegas in the 1960s."
https://petapixel.com/2025/03/03/students-preserve-las-vegas-photographers-clinton-wright-archive/
Ranger Sarah makes one last turn along the Coyote Loop Trail as she heads back to the Visitor Center.
— at Desert National Wildlife Refuge.
Ranger Sarah turns right to continue along the Coyote Loop Trail.
— at Desert National Wildlife Refuge, Nevada.
Ranger Sarah crosses a bridge over Corn Creek as she hikes the Coyote Loop Trail at Desert National Wildlife Refuge, Nevada.
Ranger Sarah makes the turn on to the Coyote Loop.
— at Desert National Wildlife Refuge
Ranger Sarah learns about the process that allows water from the Sheep Mountains to arrive at Corn Creek.
— at Desert National Wildlife Refuge
Ranger Sarah at her first trail junction. She will be turning left on to the Jackrabbit loop trail.
— at Desert National Wildlife Refuge - Corn Creek
Ranger Sarah crosses bridge over Corn Creek under the shade of the trees and arrow weed.
— at Desert National Wildlife Refuge - Corn Creek
Ranger Sarah learns that Nuwuvi (Southern Palute) call the Corn Creek area 'Pakonapah' meaning 'Water where the frogs live'.
— at Desert National Wildlife Refuge - Corn Creek
Ranger Sarah at the arch at the refuge that leads to the hiking trails.
— at Desert National Wildlife Refuge - Corn Creek
Ranger Sarah has arrived at Desert National Wildlife Refuge, located a short distance north of Las Vegas Nevada.
— at Desert National Wildlife Refuge - Corn Creek Station.
Usually you can't get anywhere near these dudes. They can run up to 88 kmh (55 mph)! Normally all you ever see of them are white butts disappearing over the nearest hill. And usually they run in herds. This was early spring & for some reason this male was hanging by himself. He seemed perfectly healthy. He eventually thought better of his curiosity & ran off in true pronghorn style. (Antilocapra americana (pronghorn), Gabbs Valley, Nevada.)
Ranger Sarah is still on the trail. Fossils found in this area have spanned a range from about 250,000 to 3,000 years ago and encompass two major ice ages.
— at Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument.
Ranger Sarah climbs up another small hill. It is hard to believe that this area was once a lush wetland.
— at Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument.
Carson City, Nevada