Pike's Peak

Bkeele · May 11, 2007

because sometimes you need some alone time with God

the falls at night

dont mind me,..

ashfordphoto · May 11, 2007

sweet. you here in the springs?

abraxas · May 11, 2007

Cool rabbit. Any idea on what kind (common name/scientific name)?

ashfordphoto · May 11, 2007

abraxas said:
Cool rabbit. Any idea on what kind (common name/scientific name)?

i think it's the "wahscally wahbit" indigenous to earth.

Bkeele · May 11, 2007

ashfordphoto said:
sweet. you here in the springs?

nope. sorry. I'm native of STL. This was from my past vacation.

abraxas · May 11, 2007

ashfordphoto said:
i think it's the "wahscally wahbit" indigenous to earth.

Just an interest in evolved adaptations I've been into lately. Lost Prophet had a cool thread on wahscally's in the U.K.

I noticed the nose on this one is a bit different from the desert cottontail.

Desert cottons are distributed throughout Colorado, and mountain cottons are found over all the state except the eastern end. Eastern cottons are available to hunters in eastern Colorado, especially to the north. Snowshoe hares inhabit coniferous forests in mountains across the center of the state, with white-tailed jacks inhabiting most of the state, and black-tailed jacks found primarily in the eastern half and southwest corner of the state.