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| Wielding a spotting scope for bird counts. You won’t need one for the Great Backyard Bird Count, which runs from Feb. 14 – Feb. 17, 2014. Just count the bird species you see in your backyard or anywhere you roam during that time. ‘> Bird Watching | It’s a rugged hike to the Goat Trail that takes you to Big Bluff on the Buffalo River, but the views are incredible. This is a look across the valley toward Big Bluff from a different—also rugged—trail. You can see the ledge, the undercut spots where hikers stop for lunch, even the hole in the wall. ‘> Big Bluff | This rider stopped to water her horse in a shimmering Buffalo River. She said they had explored a winding trail all afternoon. After taking a long draw, her horse was anxious to head back to camp. ‘> Trail’s End |
| A nice fire warms campers on a cool fall evening, and promises a hearty breakfast of eggs, sausage and camp biscuits all cooked in iron skillets. ‘> Campfire | Trees just began to turn as the Buffalo flowed by calm and clear. ‘> Buffalo River Reflections | Hawksbill Crag is aptly named for the shape of the rock ledge that juts into this valley. Rare to find the crag with no one standing on it. ‘> Hawksbill Crag |
| I like the way our Ozarks hills seem to weave together for miles. This view is from Hawksbill Crag (Whitaker Point), in the Buffalo River wilderness. Robert J. Korpella, photographer ‘> Woven Hills | A few fall wildflowers dotted the landscape. Robert J. Korpella, photographer ‘> Wildflowers at the Falls | Low water conditions made the Kings River little more than a reflecting pool just above the falls. Robert J. Korpella, photographer ‘> Pools |
| Kings River Falls from downstream. Robert J. Korpella, photographer ‘> Downstream | At Kings River Natural Area in Arkansas. Robert J. Korpella, photographer ‘> The Falls | Kings River falls in Arkansas, near the town of Boston. Robert J. Korpella, photographer ‘> Kings River Falls at Low Water |
| Went for an old Polaroid look on this cabin. ‘> Old Cabin | Part of the view from Scenic Point overlooking the Buffalo River Canyon, about 5 miles south of Jasper, Arkansas, on a cloudy, misty day. Robert J. Korpella, photographer ‘> Arkansas Hills | Long exposure taken at a small carnival setup at Memorial Field – Hot Springs, Arkansas. Mark Corder, photographer ‘> Ferris Wheel |
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