Author: Michael Farrell
Try and Catch the Wind
I spent an afternoon shooting
Wild Plum
in the Strong April Wind…
Wild Plum Blossoms Opening
The wild plum blossoms began opening
at Nine Mile Prairie this year
on a cloudy blustery March 30
with the smell of rain on the wind.
Enjoy this cinematic display
of spring’s aching newness…
The Ides of March – 2016
On the cusp of winter turning to spring
I decided to follow the water upstream
for an afternoon visiting a few old friends.
A Snow Storm from February 2014
Here is a little selection of pictures
made in late February in the falling snow.
Cool Wildlife Pictures from Late 2014
Here are a few pictures
from the camera traps taken in late 2014.
The pair of bobcats is the curve setter.
Trickster Appears (with a Can of Bud Light)
Coyote showed up on two of my game cameras that I downloaded just after Christmas…
An empty Bud Light can was left laying next to the top camera which had only taken this series and then abruptly quit…
Hoka Hey, Friend!
A Deep and Dark December
Here is a little slideshow from five trips out to Nine Mile Prairie during December of 2014, a gray and wet month this year.
These 36 photos are set to display in random order.
To see over 100 photos from the same collection click on
“A Circle Around the Sun” above and then on the “A Deep and Dark December” link…
December, Once Again
Here is a slideshow from December, 2013.
With these I completed my “Circle Around the Sun.”
I photographed Nine Mile Prairie an average of twice a week for an entire year.
It has taken another year to edit all of the photographs
and to publish them to this website.
I began this project shortly after my 65th birthday. Tomorrow I will be 67.
There is more to come…
You can see all of December, 2013’s photographs
by clicking on “A Circle Around the Sun…” above
and then on “December, Once Again.”
Thanks for looking…
See you at the Prairie?
After Dark…
Three new images
from the camera traps
of creatures rare to see
at Nine Mile Prairie…
A handsome young canid,
a hard to see weasel (or mink?),
and a very buff bobcat.