Nature’s Painted Rocks in the Winter Forest

Posted by Lee Hiller on February 16, 2013
Posted in: Hot Springs National Park. Tagged: , , , , , , , , , , , , . 1 Comment

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Winter is often regarded as barren and bleak in a mixed Tree Forest (deciduous, coniferous and evergreen).  The light lost by the abundant leaves of spring and summer hides a world of beauty. Once the autumn leaves have fallen light spills over the hidden surfaces on the Forest floor.  Nature paints with algae, lichen and fungus creating a spectacular display of color.  Before the Wildflowers and flowering Trees burst forth in the next few weeks seek out the treasures of the winter Forest.

Love to ALL!
Lee

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