Wayback Wednesday: These were taken during one of the photographer’s first visits to the lab, in October 1977. These Scottish Highland cattle had their own pasture to the east of what is now home to the bison.
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The evening of May 1 was a beautiful one to see the Fermilab herd’s first baby bison.
The wildflowers near Sauk Circle in Fermilab Village, in front of Anderson Barn, signal that spring is in the air.
The barn at Site 17 hides behind snow-covered branches.
A stunning, rainbowed sky sweeps over Site 67, as seen from the NML building, after a thunderstorm on Sept. 25.
The morning we shift to daylight saving time, the enjoy the earlier-morning light.
A bit of HDR makes this barn on the Main Ring look like a painting.
The submissive yellow-orange warmth of an autumn sunset splashes itself against a barn at Fermilab.
Nothing like a fall photo to remind you that spring is nearly here. This scene certainly looks more like spring than November, which is when this photo was taken.
The first snow of the season, Dec. 4, powders Feldott Farm and the resident bison.