Teresa Holwerda from Danube was visiting the Great Smoky Mountains and captured this long exposure photo of a beautiful stream while hiking along the trails.
Sadie Kleischmidt of Sartell is giving us spring fever, sharing the flowers from her garden in the front of her home on Mackinack Island, Michigan.
That little black spot in the field of grass is a dog named Rowan, who is helping his human parents, Amy and Glenn Bauer, of Melrose with their pheasant hunting.
Orin, Andrea, and Hazel enjoy an afternoon ride with the horses in Sebeka with Grandpa Glenn Whiteford after a day full of sledding.
Mary Carlson had some fun taking photos of her grandson seemingly holding up the clouds in the sky in Mountain Lake.
Cathy Lampert of Sauk Rapids shows us that even cold winter nights can be colorful and stunning.
Ronda Gniffke of Clear Lake, SD caught this picture of a young buck visiting her yard looking for something to eat.
It appears this young J. Pfeiffer (left) from New Ulm may have lied about his age to get into the National Guard. He was only 4 years old.
These three piggies in a pen look excited to see their human caretaker Jeff Tvrdik of Forada, taken Christmas morning of last year.
Connie Mikolichek from Silver Lake shared this special moment when Harvey Mikolichek was gifted this quilt of honor by seamstress Renea Praught for serving in the US Army during the Vietnam War.
This beautiful blue heron visits Brian Bochman’s backyard in West Fargo from time to time. The bird was affectionately named Atticus by Brian’s family.
Megan Anderson form Fergus Falls shared her two feline friends Romney and Cali-Ester sharing (or fighting over) a warm sun spot on the window sill.
Sue Peterson of Alexandria was in Waco, Kentucky, during a big snow storm on Feb. 11, where they received 6-8 inches of snow.
Grace Olson and her “loved one,” Brian Holtkamp, support each other on the farm in Glenwood. Here is a shot of Brian unloading some seed on the farm.
These birds seem to have an entire apartment complex to call home. Looks like a popular spot. Sent in by Gene and Joann Feltmann of New Germany.
Minion hay bales greet the town of Donnelly, and it looks like they’re dressed up as snowmen, complete with an orange cone nose and hay bale hats. Sent in by Gail Kloos of Donnelly.
Sue Taylor of Hitterdahl caught this eagle mid-meal, enjoying some fish that was found washed up on the shore of a river in Kingsland, Texas.
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