

Top of the Rocky Mountain National Park - at 12,000+ ft:

Big-Horned Sheep at the top of the pass:

This lake is at the continental divide. One side of the lake drains into the Atlantic, the other into the Pacific:

What is it - snow in June?

No, this is not snow. This is actually insects in the air.

Alpine tundra at the top of the Rocky Mountain Park:

I went there looking for one very particular bird. Can you spot it in this picture?

Hint - it was right in the center of the picture before. It's a White-tailed Ptarmigan, a type of a grouse that lives at very high elevations.





Yellow-bellied Marmots:



House Wren:



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