I’m sharing a sunrise photo that I took a few days ago while wandering around Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. It was a gorgeous morning and sky.
Autumn sunrise over Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge – Samsung cell phone
The air was cool but not chilly, and it smelled fresh and clean.
I drove up the road until the sun was behind two trees. It glowed orange, and I liked what I saw on the back of my phone.
It really wasn’t a busy morning at the refuge. I saw no deer, but four different raccoons and one bobcat did make an appearance. I wasn’t able to get photos of any of them because they were simply too far away and disappeared into the overgrown grasses along the side of the road before I could even get out of my vehicle.
I photographed a cute Eastern Gray Squirrel and hope to do a post about that another day.
Birds? Too far away, too few, and the wind started blowing while I was there, which didn’t help, I’m sure.
Even with very few mammals present, birds that I couldn’t photograph, I still had a nice morning at the refuge.
I was out in nature, and I needed it, probably more than I even knew.
Beautiful scenery, sunshine, fresh air, and the sounds of nature all around me. Yes, I needed it.
Life is good.
Mia
Click here to see more of my photos of Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma plus facts and information about the refuge.
Gorgeous. I’ve always loved your landscape shots. Thanks Mia.
Lovely. Lovely. Lovely.