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By Dee Hudson and Charles Larry Spring  Lark Sparrow and Moon  Spring plants emerge among last year's growth  Lupines and St. Peter Sandstone  Sunset on the 2017 wetland restoration Summer  Great Spangled Fritillary  Wetland and Clouds  A young ornate box turtle  Sandstone outcrop along the Stone Barn Savanna Trail Autumn  Grass-leaved goldenrod and oaks  Autumn, Stone Barn Savanna  Showy goldenrod and little bluestem grass  A Stream Runs Through It Winter  Red-headed woodpecker  Snow, Stone Barn Savanna  Opossum  Snowy Day
3 Comments
12/30/2019 09:02:02 am
Such a great collection of photos by your two distinguished photographers, Dee and Charles. Since moving away from the northern Illinois area, I always appreciate seeing the astonishing beauty of the grasslands and the creatures that reside there.
Bernard Buchholz
12/30/2019 09:13:38 pm
Dee and Charles, thanks for using your amazing talents to tell Nachusa's story.
Joanne Pennock
12/31/2019 08:10:09 am
Thank you for sharing the beauty of Northern Illinois! Such high quality photos capture the essence of nature. 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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