The earth and the skies may turn, but Wilson Hall is forever!
Adrien Hourlier
A heron rests in the Main Ring pond and peacefully enjoys the end of a beautiful day.
A barred owl chills out near Indian Creek after a late afternoon snack with red blood stains on its beak.
A favorite tree in the Wilson Hall west parking lot is loaded up with ice, and a prairie flower stands out for its icy beauty.
Coyotes survive in the snow.
The stream and woods near the Lederman Science Center make a perfect habitat for this blue jay, seen on Jan. 3.
This coyote was seen on Dec. 21 across the road from the bison pasture — close enough to the road that the photographer needed only pull over, stop the car, roll down the window and shoot.
A coyote was spotted in the very early morning along Road D in front of the bison pasture. It then proceeded to sneaking into the pen, surely to stalk geese …
Some beavers are building their lodges in the pond behind Lab 8. If you’re lucky and discreet you may see them!
The good thing with the end of summer is that we can now enjoy these majestic creatures once again. This bald eagle was seen near the Village.