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Clam Gulch, volcanic ash (?)

February 21, 2018 by judyinalaska

Clam Gulch, chunk of volcanic ash from Mount Iliamna?

Clam Gulch cliff

Clam Gulch, volcanic ash layer?

Clam Gulch, volcanic ash layer?

Clam Gulch

Clam Gulch, Mount Iliamna

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Posted in Humanity, Plants, Scenery, Summer, Waterways. Tagged alaska, beach, clam gulch, cook inlet, environment, kenai peninsula, mount iliamna, mountain, nature, outdoors, shore, south central alaska, stratovolcano, summer, trees, volcanic ash, volcano

Rafting the Kenai River

February 5, 2018 by judyinalaska

Rafting the Kenai River

Rafting the Kenai River

Rafting the Kenai River

Rafting the Kenai River

Rafting the Kenai River

Rafting the Kenai River

Posted in Birds, Humanity, Plants, Scenery, Summer, Waterways. Tagged alaska, bald eagle, bird, bird watching, birding, blue green river, environment, glacial river, glacially fed river, kenai peninsula, kenai river, mountain, raft, rafting, rafting the kenai, red-breasted merganser, south central alaska, summer, trees, woods

Potter Marsh, next to the tracks

January 10, 2018 by judyinalaska

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Potter Marsh, just south of Anchorage

Posted in Birds, Humanity, Plants, Scenery, Summer, Waterways. Tagged alaska, anchorage, arctic tern, bird habitat, bird watching, birding, birds, ducks, environment, mountains, nature, outdoors, potter marsh, sandpipers, sky, summer, tern, trees, walkways, wetlands, wildlife

Frosty fireweed (Merry Christmas!)

December 25, 2017 by judyinalaska

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Posted in Autumn, Plants. Tagged alaska, autumn, dalton highway, environment, fireweed, frost, haul road, morning frost, nature, outdoors, plant, tundra

The elusive pink birch

December 7, 2017 by judyinalaska

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Posted in Autumn, Plants. Tagged alaska, autumn, birch, deciduous, environment, evergreen, forest, nature, orange leaves, outdoors, pink birch, red leaves, spruce, trees, yellow leaves

Ice Fog Floats over Fairbanks

February 4, 2017 by judyinalaska

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Posted in Humanity, Plants, Winter. Tagged air particulates, air pollution, alaska, breathing hazard, chena ridge, cold, environment, fairbanks, ice fog, inversion, nature, outdoors, sky, snow, trees, uaf, university of alaska, west fairbanks, winter, wood stove controversy, woods

A willow waits for summer

January 16, 2017 by judyinalaska

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Posted in Plants, Scenery, Winter. Tagged alaska, environment, fairbanks, nature, outdoors, sky, snow, sunset, trees, willow, winter

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