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- Feed Preview The Travel North Dakota Pool, with geodata
Auroras
A.L. Marquardt posted a photo:
St. Joseph's Catholic Church, South Dakota
wheres.baldo posted a photo: Went to Grant County, North Dakota on a bit of a pilgrimage. My great-great grandfather immigrated to the US in 1893 and settled in Grant County, ND. He attend...
Female Ring-necked Pheasant
wheres.baldo posted a photo: As we left North Dakota, the pheasants were everywhere! Caught a nice glimpse of this hen.
North Dakota Sunset
wheres.baldo posted a photo: We went to North Dakota to track down some of my ancestral history and were treated to an amazing sunset as we left.
Killdeer
wheres.baldo posted a photo: As we were checking out the pheasants, this killdeer showed up and showed just how beautiful it could be as well.
Three for the price of two
VFR Photography posted a photo: I returned to the Little Missouri National Grassland last week (4-24-2024) to scout compositions around another little pond I had found on my first visit an...
Solitary
VFR Photography posted a photo: A lone tree that has long past its prime now waits for the slow decay and winds to do their work in the vast expanse of the Little Missour National Grasslan...
Prairie songs
VFR Photography posted a photo: Ringneck pheasants are beautiful but their squawks certainly don't earn the status of "songbirds". Killdeers sound better but always sound a bit alarmed and...
On the cusp of spring
VFR Photography posted a photo: It's so very near at hand... A mythical season called "spring". The permafrost and final remnants of snow drifts are melting in North Dakota and daytime hig...
Badlands moon rising
VFR Photography posted a photo: The golden hour gives way to the blue as the moon rises to take the stage. The hard late January hike up the steep and snowdrifted Caprock Coulee trail in t...
Just another winter day in Tioga
VFR Photography posted a photo: The westbound Empire Builder blows through Tioga, North Dakota not long after its brief stop in Stanley and subsequent dip into the White Earth valley. It's...
Stacked concretions
VFR Photography posted a photo: The badlands surrounding the Little Missouri River in North Dakota are a prime example of erosion's effects upon the various sedimentary layers and variably...
Murky Minot
VFR Photography posted a photo: It was a murky day in Minot, North Dakota yesterday with a somber overcast and a damp, cold wind, temperatures hovering unseasonably warm above freezing and...
Frozen gold
VFR Photography posted a photo: The warm golden hues of ochre, red and yellow are deceptive as the sun descends rapidly and shadows fill the vast badlands along the frozen Little Missouri ...
Sacajawea Monument
Stabbur's Master posted a photo: This 12-foot statue of Sacajawea (Sakakawea or Bird Woman) stands on a big rock on the North Dakota Capitol grounds in Bismarck.
Lingering highlights
VFR Photography posted a photo: The last light of the day highlights a few of the buttes and ridges in the badlands of TRNP's north unit this past Wednesday evening. (1-24-2024)
Layers of time
VFR Photography posted a photo: Be it the light and layers of golden hour transitioning to blue, or the layers of sedimentary time that are ever present in the badlands bluffs, I've loved ...
Last long shadows
VFR Photography posted a photo: The sunset last night in the north unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park was not particularly spectacular, especially after all the work to hike up to th...
Fort Rice State Historic Site
Stabbur's Master posted a photo: Fort Rice was established on July 7, 1864, about thirty miles south of Mandan, North Dakota. It was the first of a chain of forts established to guard no...
Fort Rice State Historic Site
Stabbur's Master posted a photo: Fort Rice was established on July 7, 1864, about thirty miles south of Mandan, North Dakota. It was the first of a chain of forts established to guard no...