As a follow up to the Night Blooming Cactus flower photo, I thought I would post a photo to show how the buds appear at sunset on the night they bloom. These three all bloomed this night, beginning within hours of this photo.
Seward Floods
I wrote and posted photos two days ago about the flooding in Seward, and thought an update was due.
Seward Flooding
We have had some heavy rain and wind the last couple of days, but today it really picked up. The City of Seward has declared a state of emergency, and many of the roads are closed including the Seward Highway in multiple places. The water was really deep crossing the Seward Highway at Mile 4. I didn’t go close enough for a photo of the Seward Highway, but did take a couple of photos of other areas. I will take a few more in an hour or so at high tide.
Iceosarus rex
Like other dinosaurs, it was believed the Iceosarus rex had long been extinct. That was until I spotted and photographed this one on the shores of Prince William Sound, Alaska this summer! Unfortunately, this Iceosarus rex was unable to survive the incoming tide.
Ice Snail
Much research as been done in recent years on Ice Worms in South central Alaska, but sadly, little is known about the Ice Worm’s larger cousin, the Ice Snail. I was very lucky to spot this Ice Snail in front of Harriman Glacier, Prince William Sound, Alaska.
Six Mile Creek – Alaska
Six Mile Creek, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska.
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