Community Photos

66 photos shared by your neighbors

• 
  The lakes are filling up finally with recent rains. So nice too see, and a few Mallards makes it perfect for Fall, ya' all!Janet K. · Prescott AZ

• 
  • Merriam’s Turkeys: This is the primary native subspecies found across northern Arizona's high-elevation ponderosa pine forests. We love seeing them with the chicks in Pine Lakes.Janet K. · Prescott AZ
• 
  Acorn Woodpecker, found year round in Oak and Pine-oak trees. Medium size, highly social and famous for there clown-like face, and there hording habits.Janet K. · Prescott AZ

• 
  Lesser Goldfinch, a small black and yellow backyard visitor. They love Nyjer (thistle) and sunflower seeds and moving water! According to Jay's Birdbarn. They love the sock filled with thistle!!Janet K. · Prescott AZ

• 
  Recently at the Prescott Library, the award winning Southwest Skye Pipes & Drums, performed. If you'd like to check them out, look for exact dates on the 'upcoming library lawn events'.Janet K. · Prescott AZ
• 
  Sharlot Hall, her new statue recently installed, at the Sharlot Hall Museum.Janet K. · Prescott AZ

• 
  Eurasian Collared-Dove, at my frozen birdbath: An invasive species native to Asia that spread across North America after escaping captivity in the 1980s.Janet K. · Prescott AZ
• 
  The iconic "Bill the Elk" statue on the Elks theater roof. First installed on the Elks roof in 1905. Later the Elks club moved out of town, they took Bill with them. Bill was return home in 2006.Janet K. · Prescott AZ

• 
  Northern Flicker, a ground foraging woodpecker that searches for ants and beetles, is looking for ants on the tree.Janet K. · Prescott AZ
• 
  Northern Flicker, at my birdbath!Janet K. · Prescott AZ

• 
  Bullock's Quail familyJanet K. · Prescott AZ

• 
  Beautiful horses downtown for the parade.Janet K. · Prescott AZ