While is mother and sibling happily munched away, this little lamb stopped to pose for a photo.

This lovely high rise stands at the rear of the Wythe house. Each unit has its own front perch.

This Colonial Williamsburg carriage horse laid his ears back in displeasure as we photographed his odd haircut. It is cut in the areas th...

Two new friends greet each other through the pasture fence. Neither made a sound nor flinched as they checked each other out.

Oxen lumber along carrying a wagon load of supplies for use in Colonial Williamsburg's shops.

Busch Gardens Williamsburg opens next week for the new season. The iconic Clydesdales  will greet visitors.

Duke of Gloucester Street, a/k/a DoG Street, is often the scene of canine convoys that enjoy the wide streets, lack of traffic, and mile ...

Dining out sometimes requires finding a shady spot to enjoy fresh greens.

Chickens are kept at a number of the homes in Colonial Williamsburg. Being part of the exhibit may help them not be part of Sunday dinner...

Busch Gardens Williamsburg lets you get up close to some spectacular animals.

Summer is a great time to see wildlife. This butterfly posed in full profile for this photos.

While people go to the beach to sunbath, this skink enjoys a bask on the bricks.

The holiday weekend saw many visitors to the beaches and waterways around Williamsburg. This gaggle of geese shared this part of the Jame...

  In addition the roller coasters, Busch Gardens Williamsburg offers a glimpse a variety of wildlife, including wolves. The wolf enclos...

A major contrast to today's way of living is the presence of small, urban farms in the historic district city. There are many vegetab...

Colonial Williamsburg has a conservation program in which it breeds and maintains rare animal breeds. This is one of their next generatio...

This time of the year is ideal for spotting birds nesting, from blue birds to these osprey, overlooking the York River from the top of a ...

These horses enjoy a day off with the sun on the back, finally!

Hmm.  Was it something we said or are you just a little sheepish around camera?

A heron and a goose soak up a little winter sun along College Creek.