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19/09/2024

Here is an amazing opportunity for a family looking for a primary or secondary home in the White Mountains! I'm always thankful and honored to partner with some great people to help them reach their goals! If you know someone who's looking, let me know! I Love The White Mountains Photos Of The Arizona White Mountains

28/05/2023

It is Memorial Day Weekend and we have lots of fun things going on in the area. Save this image to your phone so you can be sure to catch it all. We will post the full-size flyers in the comments. If you have an event to share, post it in the comments too.

Today's creative challenge, CAPTION THIS!Check out this amazing picture of a Bighorn Sheep that Marc Zebell snapped righ...
17/02/2023

Today's creative challenge, CAPTION THIS!
Check out this amazing picture of a Bighorn Sheep that Marc Zebell snapped right here in the White Mountains! It looks like he's trying to say something, doesn't it? Here are five interesting facts I found about about bighorn sheep in this region:
The White Mountains of Arizona are home to the largest herd of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep in the state, with an estimated population of around 800 individuals.
Male bighorn sheep, or rams, can weigh up to 300 pounds and have a set of massive, curling horns that can grow up to three feet in length!
Rams in the White Mountains have to be tough to survive in the harsh, high-elevation environment. They have specialized hooves that help them grip steep rock faces, and they can go without water for days at a time.
During mating season, male bighorn sheep compete for dominance by charging and butting heads with each other at high speeds. The sound of their horns colliding can be heard from over a mile away!
Despite their tough exterior, bighorn sheep are actually quite sensitive to disturbance from humans and other animals. If you're lucky enough to spot a ram like this one, make sure to give it plenty of space and observe from a safe distance.
So there you have it! Rams in the White Mountains are pretty amazing creatures. And who knows, maybe this one really was trying to tell us something... or maybe he just wanted to show off his pearly whites! 😁

Hey everyone! Have you ever taken a moment to appreciate the beauty of icicles? They may be the only thing keeping us fr...
14/02/2023

Hey everyone! Have you ever taken a moment to appreciate the beauty of icicles? They may be the only thing keeping us from hating winter altogether! Just kidding...kind of.

But seriously, these natural wonders are not only visually stunning, but also fascinating in their formation. It's like watching art being created by mother nature herself. And if you're lucky, you might even get a "shower" from an icicle that's had enough of hanging around. How long are your icicles? The longest recorded icicle was over 82 feet long!

So let's all take a moment to appreciate the icy beauty of icicles, but also be mindful of where we stand when we're walking under them. Stay warm and stay safe with the new snow coming! ❄️

Special thanks to Steve Jones for this creative shot that he posted on Photos Of The Arizona White Mountains!

Who's excited for more snow? It's time to break out the hot cocoa, cozy blankets, and snow gear! Just remember to take p...
12/02/2023

Who's excited for more snow? It's time to break out the hot cocoa, cozy blankets, and snow gear! Just remember to take precautions while driving, walking, and playing in the snow... unless you're a professional snowman builder, then do your thing! Only 36 more days until spring is here, but let's enjoy the winter wonderland while it lasts. And don't forget to share your snowy photos over the next few days on Photos Of The Arizona White Mountains. We want to see those snowman creations, snowball fights, and all your winter adventures. Stay warm and make some memories! 🌲❄️ 📷.

Special thanks to Jennifer Velasquez for this amazing photo she shared with us!

Did you know that the White Mountains of Arizona are home to a thriving population of bald eagles? These majestic birds ...
12/02/2023

Did you know that the White Mountains of Arizona are home to a thriving population of bald eagles? These majestic birds of prey can often be spotted near the cool waters of the Mogollon Rim and in the surrounding forests.

Fun facts about bald eagles:

The White Mountains are one of the few places in the lower 48 states where bald eagles nest and raise their young year-round.
Bald eagles are not actually bald, but have white feathers on their heads that give them their distinctive appearance.
Bald eagles can have a wingspan of up to 7 feet and can soar to altitudes of 10,000 feet or more.
They are opportunistic feeders and will eat a variety of prey, including fish, waterfowl, and small mammals.
If you're in the White Mountains, be sure to keep an eye out for these magnificent birds. And if you're lucky enough to spot one, snap a picture and share it with us! 🦅🏞️

Thank you to Marc Zebell for this shot posted on Photos Of The Arizona White Mountains.

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