​While it's been quite awhile since I last posted, I've still been getting out for some hiking and such. Just haven't had time to sort pics much with a lot of other stuff going on.

Here are a few pics from a little evening hike we did this week...
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Plenty of goat's beard gone to seed all around. Several other wildflowers in bloom right now as well. I didn't take time for many photos, but did include a brown-eyed susan. :) 
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It's flower time again. Prairie crocus in bloom on the Larry Creek trail. April 2022.
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A variety of wildflowers abound this time of year.
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Lots of spring rain has produced plenty of green.
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Interesting abstract art created by nature with pollen on a puddle in the path.
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Buttercups next to a little stream makes a nice place for a little morning hangout. :)
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Evening trail run in the Larry Creek area.

Beautiful wildflowers abound!

North side of St. Mary's Peak, as seen from the Larry Creek area.
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​I love the fleeting delicate-ness of dandelions gone to seed. :)
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Fuzzheads! :)
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I was short on time and daylight for getting in my exercise outdoors after work today, so we chose to get in a quick 1-hour hike on the Larry Creek Trail to beat the dark. I came across a few things that caught my eye for some quick photos along the way. :)
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​It's not very often you'll see a cow in my hiking photos, since we are usually "out in the mountains". But this trail is located in the Bass Day Use Area in the foothills and has a small section that runs along the border of a private ranch below. While taking the photo of the Sapphire Mountains above, I noticed this "Montana cow" looking right at me. He was just so picture perfect, I couldn't resist getting a photograph. :)
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We had lovely skies to the east and the west as we drove home. There is almost always something of interest to see when driving along the backroads of Montana. :)
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