Bob Byerley The Traveling Ballet Charles Freitag Print Two Ringneck ducks navigate the

Two Ringneck ducks navigate the wind in this Les Kouba print

Bucks tend to favor dense cover for hiding purposes and have extraordinary senses that enable them to elude danger

A pair of cardinals are perched on a well-used pair of snowshoes left near the front of an isolated hunting cabin

The misty lake stays calm as a family of loons make their way out of the lily pads in Kim Norlien's Northern Splendor

THE NEW RISING SUN is an image of what was probably seen from two other escort B-29's-- Necessary Evil which was used as a camera plane to photograph the explosion and effects of the bomb

Bob Byerley The Traveling Ballet Charles Freitag Print Two Ringneck ducks navigate theThese girls have taken their dance show on the road to the boys' club house. It looks like the ballerinas gave a great performance in Bob Byerley's print THE TRAVELING BALLET. Bob Byerley says: "The girls met in Joyce Grimes' garage to drink Kool Aid and discuss Hannah Smith's idea for starting their own backyard ballet show. Hannah pointed out the potential for making enormous amounts of money based on the gate receipts they would collect from at