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March 12, 2019

Bend in the River

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A rare sunny day afforded a serene image of blue sky and lingering snow reflecting on Lower Granite Lake. Photo taken March 11, 2019 from Silcott Island east of Clarkston, WA. Photographer; Nan Vance

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Where do our Canadian geese go for winter? Silcott Island! The temperature was 15 degrees with windchill around 0 degrees, but there on a stretch of prairie above the west parking lot were possibly a thousand geese taking in the sun's last rays huddled like Antarctic penguins. That is until I came a along. A deafening cacophony of honking and up they flew toward the safety of the Snake River. Within this photo alone are close to 400 geese in flight. Photo by Nan Vance, taken on Jan. 5, 2017.

A sky full of geese

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Just a few days ago captured the full moon over Lewiston. Mary Hayward of Clarkston took this photo.

Full Moon Over Lewiston

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These yellow headed blackbirds really stood out on this bush and not far from the Lewiston rodeo grounds. Taken April 30, 2021.

Yellow headed Blackbirds

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Taken Friday 8/13/21 in Viola, Idaho by Jennifer Piper. Heron perched on a pine tree on a smoky summer morning.

Heron

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Where do our Canadian geese go for winter? Silcott Island! The temperature was 15 degrees with windchill around 0 degrees, but there on a stretch of prairie above the west parking lot were possibly a thousand geese taking in the sun's last rays huddled like Antarctic penguins. That is until I came a along. A deafening cacophony of honking and up they flew toward the safety of the Snake River. Within this photo alone are close to 400 geese in flight. Photo by Nan Vance, taken on Jan. 5, 2017.
Ariel Jensen, and LCSC senior wearing red shorts, holds her own in a grueling long-distance race Nov. 3, between two Carroll College competitors to finish closely in third place in the Frontier Conference Championships held at the LCSC course. Ariel with the help of her teammates placed second in the conference. Photo by Nana Vance.  
Rounding the bend near Silcott Island under towering basalt, the 42 year- old tugboat, "Captain Bob" tows its barge upriver to Port of Lewiston possibly to pick up another load of grain. According to IHS Markit, one barge has the capacity of 58 truck trailers or 15 large railroad cars. Photo taken Sept. 16, 2016 by Nan Vance.
Snow-covered Sawtooth Mountains near Stanley, Idaho, reflecting on Redfish Lake in early November - a harbinger of the soon-to-arrive winter. Photo taken Nov. 2, 2016, by Nan Vance of Kooskia.
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