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By Dee Hudson and Charles Larry Spring Two Calves  Eastern Towhee  Wild Geraniums in the Spring Woodlands  Birds foot Violet Summer Bison on the Flowered Prairie  Sandhill Cranes at Sunrise  Summer Sunrise on the Prairie  Blanding's Turtle Hatchling Release Autumn Autumn Sky over the Visitor Center  Dogbane Seeds  Autumn Oaks  Frosted Color Winter Winter Prairie  Sandstone Outcrop  Winter Oak  Shagbark Hickories in Winter
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Nancy Moen
12/28/2020 08:39:45 am
Thank you for the wonderful pictures! My sister and I take a drive to Nachusa at least twice a year! I wish we lived closer and could volunteer for the restoration projects! 12/28/2020 01:35:05 pm
Thank you Nancy! How far away do you live? I'm also a steward and if you ever want to help with restoration in an afternoon, let me know. I know it's hard to attend an early morning workday when you live far away.
Kathy Despain
12/28/2020 09:15:26 am
Beautiful pictures. Thank you for sharing. My sister and I get to Nachusa 2 or 3 times a year. It is a treat to see these pictures of things we don't normally see. 12/28/2020 01:31:36 pm
Thank you Kathy! I'm glad you and your sister think Nachusa is a special place to visit too.
Brian Steffa
12/28/2020 10:53:04 am
Absolutely Beautiful Pictures!! Wished I had some matted and framed!!! 12/28/2020 01:30:12 pm
Thank you Brian! Nachusa is a nature photographer's dream, with so many wonderful subjects to capture.
Paul Brewer
12/28/2020 10:07:27 pm
Beautiful! Sharing on my FB page. Thanks to you both for sharing your photographic talent. Such a special place!
James Warner
5/24/2021 08:46:05 pm
Thank you for you eye and composition. It’s a pleasure to see Nachusa from you. 2/28/2022 01:34:33 am
Very much appreciated. Thank you for this excellent article. Keep posting! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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Blog CoordinatorDee Hudson
I am a nature photographer, a freelance graphic designer, and steward at Nachusa's Thelma Carpenter Prairie. I have taken photos for Nachusa since 2012. EditorJames Higby
I have been a high school French teacher, registered piano technician, and librarian. In retirement I am a volunteer historian at Lee County Historical and Genealogical Society. Categories
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