Latitude: 37.725133
Longitude: -97.12801
Elevation: 414 meters / 1358 feet
Barometric Pressure 964KPa

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Indiangrass by NaturalLight, With our cool and wet summer there is a lot of Indiangrass this year.... More info on this native ta
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The Little Pond by NaturalLight, Another glimpse of one of our fine autumn afternoons out on the prairie. Still haven't had our first
The Little Pond by NaturalLight
Turkey-foot by NaturalLight, The tallest of the tallgrass species here, the big bluestem was especially tall this year, well over
Turkey-foot by NaturalLight
Ringer Reflection by NaturalLight, The geese and ducks were cooperative models as well as the sky....Always good when synchronicity hap
Ringer Reflection by NaturalLight
History on the side of the road by Extra Medium, The real “thank you” goes out to all of you who have viewed, commented and added my barn shots as fa
History on the side of the road by Extra Medium
Put a Little Spark in Your Life by NaturalLight, For a second day is a row, a line of thunderstorms formed to the south and east just before sunset.
Put a Little Spark in Your Life by NaturalLight
Salt Marsh Moth by NaturalLight, I spotted this moth on the back of a sunflower leaf next to some eggs. I hadn't seen this species be
Salt Marsh Moth by NaturalLight
Anvil Cloud Sunset View by NaturalLight, An anvil cloud from a distant thunderstorm in the perfect position for a sunset shot....sunset cloud
Anvil Cloud Sunset View by NaturalLight
Solstice Parade by NaturalLight, I was sitting by the water last night waiting patiently for the sunset when a family of ducks parade
Solstice Parade by NaturalLight
Where have all the flowers gone? by NaturalLight, All that's left of the sunflowers...pink sunset seeds sunflower kansas wichita chisholmcreekpark
Where have all the flowers gone? by NaturalLight
September 16 Sunset by NaturalLight, After a couple very dry months we got some rain and the Maximilian sunflowers went wild....sunset su
September 16 Sunset by NaturalLight
Happy Halloween this year and next - rabid wolf spider with a hundred babies on her back by NaturalLight, Some people at the park pointed this one out to me. Very cool to see a spider with babies on the bac
Happy Halloween this year and next - rabid wolf spider with a hundred babies on her back by NaturalLight
Male Black Swallowtail by NaturalLight, The only one of these I've seen and such a wonderful wing and body pattern.... Happily he didn't see
Male Black Swallowtail by NaturalLight
Rising Storm by NaturalLight, It's good to have our normal spring and early summer storm season back again.... kansas prairie wich
Rising Storm by NaturalLight
September 3 Sunset by NaturalLight, During our drought months over the summer we didn't have many good sunsets, but in September we had
September 3 Sunset by NaturalLight
Robber Fly Catch of the Day by NaturalLight, For a few days I'd spotted a robber fly or two without any prey at one corner of the park. Happily l
Robber Fly Catch of the Day by NaturalLight
Big Bluestem Sunset by NaturalLight, The seed heads of one of our prominent tallgrass prairie species. With our cool and wet summer the
Big Bluestem Sunset by NaturalLight
Sunset for Two Geese 2015 by NaturalLight, Back to prairie photos again....sunset reflections geese couple kansas wichita canadageese chisholmc
Sunset for Two Geese 2015 by NaturalLight
Natural Convection by NaturalLight, Another view of the July 20 thunderstorm.... this time looking almost straight up....clouds kansas t
Natural Convection by NaturalLight
Golden Geese by NaturalLight, There are some Canada Geese around, but for the first year I can remember I haven't seen a single go
Golden Geese by NaturalLight
Aureonotata Love by NaturalLight, A mating pair of Eremnophila aureonotata thread-waisted wasps - interesting to see the difference in
Aureonotata Love by NaturalLight
Smooth Sailing by NaturalLight, Sometimes the ducks arrive at just the right time....sunset ducks kansas wichita chisholmcreekpark
Smooth Sailing by NaturalLight
The Celeste Sunset by NaturalLight, While I was thinking of the passing of my friend Celeste Yang on my photowalk the other night there
The Celeste Sunset by NaturalLight
Marshmallow Sky by NaturalLight, The otherworldly mammatus cloud show of June 26 just around sunset. It looks even more like marshmal
Marshmallow Sky by NaturalLight
American Bumble Bee - female Bombus pensylvanicus by NaturalLight, It took a few days of trying, but I finally got a shot where you can see the whole body of this bumb
American Bumble Bee - female Bombus pensylvanicus by NaturalLight
Juvenile Brown Thrasher by NaturalLight, They look pretty much like the adults except they don't have yellow eyes.juvenile brown thrasher chi
Juvenile Brown Thrasher by NaturalLight
Earth Star by NaturalLight, An interesting kind of fungus I've never seen here before. May be a pepper pot: <a href="https://alc
Earth Star by NaturalLight
Well-watered Prairie by NaturalLight, The park looked pretty ragged earlier this year when it was very dry. But now that we've had some bi
Well-watered Prairie by NaturalLight
Really Good Camo by NaturalLight, I don't think I would have seen the moth if it hadn't flown onto the stick right in front of me....
Really Good Camo by NaturalLight
"STAR" OF THE SHOW. . . by TV Director, Another view of the "Madras Maiden" B-17 on display at Jabara Airport in Wichita in early
"STAR" OF THE SHOW. . . by TV Director
Spacious Skies by NaturalLight, Last night I finally I got an image that matches my feelings when I go for a walk through the tallgr
Spacious Skies by NaturalLight
Pipevine Swallowtail by NaturalLight, Another butterfly species for which I've seen only one individual this year. I never could get a sun
Pipevine Swallowtail by NaturalLight
Small Milkweed Bug by NaturalLight, When I was shooting this one I thought it was a large milkweed bug... Only after I got home did I f
Small Milkweed Bug by NaturalLight
The End by NaturalLight, My regular park photowalking season came to a sudden, but colorful end this year on November 25, wit
The End by NaturalLight
The Other Sunflower by NaturalLight, Besides the common sunflower, we also have lots and lots of Maximilian sunflowers this year.sunflowe
The Other Sunflower by NaturalLight
Some Sunset Relaxation by NaturalLight, A pair of geese on a sunset cruise....sunset water reflection geese chisholmcreekpark wichita kansas
Some Sunset Relaxation by NaturalLight
Duck Armada by NaturalLight, The ducks take a sunset cruise...sunset reflections duck kansas wichita chisholmcreekpark
Duck Armada by NaturalLight
Edge of the Storm by NaturalLight, Another variation on the prairie sunset theme....sunset water reflections storm chisholmcreekpark wi
Edge of the Storm by NaturalLight
Sunflower Grasshoppers - Hesperotettix speciosus by NaturalLight, They could have hardly been posing in better light than this.... The species is also known as showy
Sunflower Grasshoppers - Hesperotettix speciosus by NaturalLight
Hidden Light by NaturalLight, From a stormy day earlier in the year.....sunset clouds kansas rays wichita chisholmcreekpark
Hidden Light by NaturalLight
Autumn Signs by NaturalLight, Migrating ducks and pink cirrus sunsets are common this time of year. After a long, warm fall we are
Autumn Signs by NaturalLight
Icarus Geese by NaturalLight, Canada geese flying close to the sun.... The geese have been missing for a while and now a few of th
Icarus Geese by NaturalLight
Turkey Meadow by NaturalLight, I've seen one male and two female turkeys hanging around the park. For fun I was trying to get a tur
Turkey Meadow by NaturalLight
Spring Clouds by NaturalLight, Continuing on the backlight theme with a wider angle view....crepuscularrays cumulus clouds godbeams
Spring Clouds by NaturalLight
From a Warmer Day by NaturalLight, We didn't have many common sunflowers here this year, but there were Maximilian sunflowers everywher
From a Warmer Day by NaturalLight
Look Away by NaturalLight, The cattails of autumn.....cattail greategret egret chisholmcreekpark wichita kansas
Look Away by NaturalLight
Gold-faced Wasp by NaturalLight, This is a Thread-Waisted Wasp (Eremnophila aureonotata) feeding on a button bush flower. I didn't no
Gold-faced Wasp by NaturalLight
Cattail Dreams by NaturalLight, My flickr friends prefer my wildlife and landscape images, but I still like to play with abstracts s
Cattail Dreams by NaturalLight
June 2 Sunset by NaturalLight, I almost gave up on this one and went back to the car. Sometimes with high clouds the color doesn't
June 2 Sunset by NaturalLight
Millipede by NaturalLight, This is another new species I spotted in the park recently. My best ID guess is that this is a Genus
Millipede by NaturalLight
Chisholm Creek by NaturalLight, The creek the park is named for is mostly hidden from view behind vegetation in the spring and summe
Chisholm Creek by NaturalLight
Eastern Amberwing Male by NaturalLight, These small dragonflies are usually flighty and difficult to photograph. One day while I was out sho
Eastern Amberwing Male by NaturalLight
Great Golden by NaturalLight, A great golden digger wasp out feeding on a rattlesnake master flower. Named after the golden hair o
Great Golden by NaturalLight
September Cirrus Show by NaturalLight, This time of year we frequently get cirrus clouds that make for really nice sunsets....cirrus sunset
September Cirrus Show by NaturalLight
Tarantula-hawk Wasp by NaturalLight, There was a big patch of snow-on-the mountain wildflowers that attracted an amazing number of pollin
Tarantula-hawk Wasp by NaturalLight
Magenta Reflections by NaturalLight, A nice sunset from a couple months ago... park sunset water creek reflections magenta kansas wichita
Magenta Reflections by NaturalLight
Prairie Summer 2010 by NaturalLight, Grasslands are so hard for me to shoot well so I'm always very happy when the light cooperates like
Prairie Summer 2010 by NaturalLight
Jumping Bush Cricket? by NaturalLight, I spotted this critter crawling up a tree trunk and think it's a new species for my prairie insect s
Jumping Bush Cricket? by NaturalLight
Visitor in Disguise? by NaturalLight, At first I thought this was a large ant, but further research shows it might be the nymph of an ant
Visitor in Disguise? by NaturalLight
Gust on the Water by NaturalLight, A mostly calm sunset with a few wind gusts out on the lake.sunset water reflections chisholmcreekpar
Gust on the Water by NaturalLight