Free Nature Pictures by ForestWander Nature Photography

West Virginia Bobcat up Tree

This beautiful West Virginia Bobcat is setting perched up on this tree in the middle of the winter. It sees me, but I don’t know if it knows I can see it. This amazing cat is nearly 50 feet high in this tree. It is literally astounding that they can climb like this.

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Black Bears Winter Snow Sleeping Cuddled Together

These black bears are enduring the winter snow storm by keeping each other warm. I have never saw bears keeping each other warm like this in the winter snow. Amazing that these sleepy animals can endure such cold. I am nearly froze as the temperature is around 15 degrees. yet they seem content until they hear or smell me rustling around.

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Snow White Country Church

Snow White Country Church in the early morning in the mountains. Surrounded by winter country scenery and snow covered hills this is a beautiful site to behold.

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Mother Elk Baby Calf Kissing Snow

Natural affection of a baby calf Elk and its mother Elk seem to be kissing each other on a cold wintry day. What a beautiful example of nature’s instinctual motherly love in wildlife.

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Mountain Cougar Lay Snow Falling

One of the most elusive creatures in the forest the mountain cougar or mountain lion as sometimes called, is one of the most beautiful animals in the American forests. Here we see an awesome female mountain lion in the winter time as the snow falls around her. Often called a panther in the southern states this predator can reach weights of 200 pounds or more.

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Winter Snow Sunrise Country Church

The sun is rising at this little white country country church during a cold winter morning. This little white church is on top of a mountain near French Creek West Virginia. The snow has not been disturbed and looks soft and new from the night before.

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Whitetail Buck Walking Tail Up

Whitetail Buck Male Deer walking with his tail up in the winter snow. He can certainly sense something as their tail sticks straight up in the air when they are alerted to something. This big fellow has 9 or 10 point on his rack.

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Mother Elk Her Calf Hug Snow

An affectionate mother Elk and her calf hugging each others neck during a winter snow. Isn’t it amazing how the natural instinct of mother hood is spread throughout all animals and creatures in wildlife.

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Bumble Bee Yellow Cone Flower

Yellow Cone Flower with a Bumble Bee foraging for pollen on the blossom. Echinacea paradoxa is the scientific name for the flower. This macro shot was taken at the creation museum gardens near Cincinnati, OH.

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Ornamental Yellow Water Lily Nymphaeaceae Flower

A beautiful aquatic Water Lily that seems to pop off of the screen. This is a hardy water lily that I happened to set my sites on while visiting the creation museum. The scientific term for this flower is Nymphaeaceae and is considered an ornamental flower.

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