Monticello Trumpeter Swans

Swans staging next to the feeding area, a resident on Mississippi Drive feeds the swans daily from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. with nearly 1200 pounds of cracked corn fed each day. The best viewing times occur when the swans are feeding. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Mpls 3rd Ave Bridge, Water Power Park

Mpls 3rd Ave Bridge, Water Power Park, The falls results from the geography of the land between the Twin Cities. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Artists Point Grand Marais, MN

Artists Point Grand Marais, MN early morning view. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Water Power Park Mpls MN

A portion of the island overlooking the falls has been made into Water Power Park, allowing the closest possible approaches to the falls. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Mpls Lock & Dam

Overlooking St. Anthony Falls located on the upper portion of Father Hennepin Island on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis Minnesota. Water Power Park is accessible from Main Street just across from St. Anthony on Main More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com.

Mpls 3rd Ave Bridge, Water Power Park

Mpls 3rd Ave Bridge taken from the new Excel energy park. Water Power Park, on the northern edge of Hennepin Island, offers an historic glimpse of a young Minneapolis and features a viewing platform located just feet from the spectacular St. Anthony Falls. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Monticello Trumpeter Swans landing

A pair of swans landing on the Mississippi river in Monticello, the highest swan count in 2006 was 1600 Trumpeters in one viewing. For more info you can check out the Monticello website www.monticellochamber.com/Swans.cfm More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Monticello Swans in flight

Four swans flying along the Mississippi river one has a yellow neck tag. For more info you can check out the Monticello website www.monticellochamber.com/Swans.cfm More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Monticello Swans in flight

A pair of swans getting ready to land at the Monticello park. For more info you can check out the Monticello website www.monticellochamber.com/Swans.cfm More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Monticello Swans, Ducks and Geese

A backyard full of Swans, Ducks, and Geese next to the viewing area. The park is seldom used in the summer months, but becomes quite a busy spot as Trumpeter Swan viewing peaks during the months of mid-November through the end of February. For more info you can check out the Monticello website www.monticellochamber.com/Swans.cfm More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Monticello Swans

Monticello swans resting in the new snow. For more info you can check out the Monticello website www.monticellochamber.com/Swans.cfm A resident on Mississippi Drive feeds the swans daily from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. with nearly 1200 pounds of cracked corn fed each day. The best viewing times occur when the swans are feeding. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

St Cloud vs Colorado College

Scoring attempt by St Cloud in the second period, St Cloud won 4-2 Saturday 12/15/2007. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Frozen Minnehaha falls

An early morning photograph of the frozen Minnehaha falls. The 53-foot waterfall is located at the intersection of Hiawatha Ave. and Minnehaha Parkway. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Golden-mantled ground squirrel

A Golden-mantled ground squirrel in Kootenay National Park Canada. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

More photos of Chip in the snow.

More photos of Chip in the snow. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Chip in the snow

Chip has discovered the snow. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Chip

Chip Ready for some play time, getting bigger everyday. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Twins Stadium 12-13-2007

The Twins Stadium, building the foundation. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Holiday Train in St Paul

The Holiday Train heading into downtown St Paul. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Canadian Pacific Holiday Train 2007

Holiday Train Illuminated by thousands of Christmas lights, the Holiday Train will visit a limited number of communities staging special events to raise money and support for many local food banks in the United States. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Banff National Park

A scenic view along highway 93 close to Mosquito Creek Campground in Banff National Park. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Chip rested and thinking about playing

Chip rested and thinking about playing.

Chip week 12 resting

Chip resting after a rough morning of playing with his new toys.

Pika the smallest member of the rabbit family

The pika or "rock rabbit" is the smallest member of the rabbit family. They live on rock slides and talus slopes from 6,000 to 8,500 feet. Although well camouflaged, pikas can often be located by their piercing call that sounds like a high-pitched "eep". This one was in the rocks at Medicine Lake, Jasper National Park. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Medicine Lake Jasper NP

This intriguing lake is a place of mystery and Indian legend. Due to a unique underground drainage system, the water level of the lake varies from season to season . . . sometimes it actually disappears! More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Emerald Lake Lodge, Yoho National Park, Canadian Rockies,

Emerald Lake Lodge is located approximately 125 miles from Calgary, Yoho National Park More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Vermilion River, Kootenay National Park

Walking bridge over Vermilion River. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com Here's a map for
Kootenay National Park

Two Medicine Lake Glacier NP Montana

Two Medicine Lake sun set just west of the East Glacier Park Montana. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Chip week 11

Chip is starting to feel at home with his new toys. He is getting bigger everyday and doing very good with house training.

Marias Pass train tracks Glacier NP Montana

Marias Pass on US Highway 2 the train tracks that parallel the highway Glacier NP Montana. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com

Montana picnic

Montana picnic area on highway 2 Glacier National Park Montana. More photographs at www.CadyPhoto.com