A day at the Living Desert Zoo!

One of our favorite days so far in the Palm Springs area was at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert.  This zoo and gardens specializes in the deserts of the world!  The zoo features the African Savanna to the Wild Americas to Australian Adventures and there are over 500 animals!  This venue has been named number six on Condé Nast Traveler’s list of 10 Best Zoos in the US.  This was the best zoo we have been to!  We were so lucky, the temperatures were about 70 degrees with bright sunshine! The animals were so entertaining.Let us…

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A day at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge!

While in Rehoboth Beach with Susan & Atom, we spent the day at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge in search of Roseate Spoonbills!  Two of these special birds had been spotted in the refuge but we could not find them! We took several nature walks in the refuge and observed so many amazing birds, crabs and eagles.  It was so nice to be with Susan & Atom again…we had a wonderful day!   The day ended with a delicious takeout dinner from Agave in Lewes!   Yesterday we rode the eBikes over 20 miles on the bike paths around Rehoboth…

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Three Days, 15 Moose!

We are now in Grand Lake, Colorado, on the western side of Rocky Mountain National Park.  When we arrived, we were saddened by the devastation from the fires last fall.  (More on the devastating fires later.)  Our first thought was that the wildlife may be gone…..but we were very wrong.  In just 3 days we have seen over 15 Moose!  I say “over” because we saw a few before we started counting and we have also seen Moose but unable to capture by camera. Several Moose have walked by our Airstream windows!  We have set up a trail camera at…

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Grand Teton National Park!

Three days in Grand Teton National Park did not disappoint!  Our drive from Ashton, ID was beautiful through lush green fields that took us to Teton Pass at an elevation of 8,432’ into Jackson Hole, WY.  After a short walk around the town we headed to the entrance of the national park.   Throughout our exploring we encountered all types of wildlife. Have you ever wondered how the park rangers show up so quickly when animals are visible from the road?  Most of the animals that frequent populated areas are “chipped” and “tracked” ; when an animal is getting close…

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