In response to: https://judydykstrabrown.com/2026/04/05/the-numbers-game-119-come-play-along/
Today’s number is 241. If you’d like to play along, go to your photos file folder and type the day’s number into the search bar. Then post a selection of the photos you find that include that number and post a link to your blog in my Numbers Game blog of the day. If instead of numbers, you have changed the identifiers of all your photos into words, pick a word or words to use instead, and show us a variety of photos that contain that word in the title. This prompt will repeat each Monday with a new number.
Golden-mantled Howler Monkey [Alouatta palliata] juvenile resting; Canas area. Azuero Peninsula, Panama 
View of farmland and Golfo de Chiriqui on the Pacific Coast; Peninsula de Las Palmas; from road to El Nancito, Panama 
rainforest shrouded in cloud along Cerro de la Muerte, Costa Rica 
Cobalt-Winged Parakeet [Brotogeris cyanoptera] at clay lick, perched, Ecuador 
Brown Violetear Hummingbird [Colibri delphinaae]; perched, Alambi, Ecuador 
Western Prairie Rattlesnake [Crotalus viridis] pair, mating behavior; Indian Springs, Colorado 
Claret Cup Cactus [Echinocereus coccineus] in bloom; Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, NM 
Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep [Ovis canadensis] lambs at play; Shelf Road, Fremont County, Colorado 
Red Fox [Vulpes vulpes] kit stimulating adult female for a meal; den site in city park, Jackson, Wyoming 
Northern Elephant Seals [Mirounga angustirostris] hauled out on the beach during birthing & breeding season; bellowing bull; Piedras Blancas, CA 
Northern Elephant Seal [Mirounga angustirostris] young & sub-adults hauled out on the beach to rest; Piedras Blancas, CA 
North American River Otter [Lutra canadensis] ; Trout Lake, Yellowstone NP., WY 
‘Baird’s’ Old World Swallowtail Butterfly [Papilio machaon] visiting Catmint flowers; Fremont County, Colorado 
Marsh Wren [Cistothorus palustris] perched on cattail in territorial display while singing; Monte Vista NWR., CO 
White-crowned Sparrow [Zonotrichia leucophrys] perched; Pismo Beach, California 
Pronghorn Antelope [Antilocapra americana] buck; Yellowstone NP., Wyoming 
Grand Teton above the clouds in autumn; Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming 
Mule’s Ears [Wyethia amplexicaulis] meadow; Kebler Pass, Colorado 
Lesser Yellowlegs [Tringa flavipes] foraging; Bosque del Apache NWR, New Mexico 
American Coot [Fulica americana] territorial battle; Bosque del Apache NWR, New Mexico 
American Coot [Fulica americana] territorial battle; Bosque del Apache NWR, New Mexico 
Great Horned Owl [Bubo virginianus] juvenile in nest tree having moved out of nest; Monte Vista NWR, Colorado 
Gambel’s Quail [Callipepla gambelii] female; Portal, Arizona 
Broad-tailed Hummingbird [Selasphorus platycercus] perched on leaf of Texas Red Yucca [Hesperaloe parviflora] feeding on nectar of garden flowers [Agastache cana; Fremont County, CO 
Broad-tailed Hummingbird [Selasphorus platycercus] female feeding on nectar of Aloe flowers; Fremont County, CO 
Broad-tailed Hummingbird [Selasphorus platycercus]; Fremont County, Colorado 
Broad-tailed Hummingbird [Selasphorus platycercus] nectaring; Fremont County, Colorado 
Broad-tailed Hummingbird [Selasphorus platycercus] female; feeding on Crocosmia crocosmiiflora, Fremont County, Colorado 
Pine Siskin [Carduelis pinus] perched on apple tree; Fremont County, CO 
Red-tailed Hawk [Buteo jamaicensis] fledgling ventured further from nest, perches on low branches of pinyon pine tree; Raton Pass, Colorado 
Yellow-headed Blackbird [Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus] female foraging for larvae; Monte Vista NWR., CO 
Great-tailed Grackle [Quiscalus mexicanus] displaying, singing; Bosque del Apache NWR, New Mexico 
Yellow-rumped Warbler [Dendroica coronata] perched; Bosque del Apache NWR, New Mexico 
Pinyon Jay [Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus] hanging from Sunflower head to feed on seeds; Fremont County, Colorado 
Rock formation pattern detail; Notom-Bullfrog Rd, east of Capitol Reef NP., UT 
Petroglyphs on sandstone wall, Fremont culture in Thompson, Sego Canyon Wash, San Rafael Swell, Utah 
The Watchman glowing in sunset light; Zion National Park, UT 
west face escarpment of High Mesa in autumn; Owl Creek Pass, Uncompahgre National Forest, CO 
Autumn color in the Uncompahgre Range; Owl Creek Pass, Uncompahgre National Forest, CO 
Autumn aspens [Populus tremuloides] in color after first snowfall of the season; Fremont County, Colorado 
Rocky Mountain Elk [Cervus elaphus] yearling cow browsing on chokecherry; Yellowstone NP., Wyoming 
Uncompahgre Range along Owl Creek Pass in autumn, CO 
Rocky Mt. Elk [Cervus elaphus] bull battling for harem during rut; Madison River, Yellowstone NP., WY 
Sandhill Crane [Grus canadensis] ; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM 
Snow Geese [Chen caerulescens] in flight, return to feed in winter cornfield; Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, NM 
Canada Goose [Branta canadensis], Northern Shoveler [Anas clypeata] resting on floating log; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM 
Canada Goose [Branta canadensis] foraging; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM 
Northern Pintail [Anas acuta], Mallard [Anas platyrhynchos] feeding foraging; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM 
Winter sunset over crane and snow geese roost on the refuge; Bosque del Apache NWR., NM 
Aspen leaves [Populus tremuloides] blackened by hard freeze under new snowfall; Fremont County, CO
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Wonderful photo of the Howler monkey. I tried and tried to get a good shot of one on our Amazon River cruise and never did. This is the best shot of one I’ve ever seen. Thanks for sharing it!
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We love Howlers and have taken quite a few pics of them over the years particularly in Costa Rica with a few in Panama. I miss their early morning wake up calls. Good to hear from you. You’ve had adventures too!
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I have. Loved the Amazon River Trip and flying over the Nazca Lines.
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Where did you start your Amazon River trip? We took a trip down the Napo in Ecuador. And the Nazca lines…how wonderful. I would love to do that. Any thoughts on the who for and why they were done? Very thought provoking. I am pleased you’re enjoying our photos. I just figured out how to include captions in the slideshows! Cheers!
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We started out in Peru..Flew in to Lisbon and then went by van to the town where we started out river trip. I think there were only about 30 passengers on the boat…maybe fewer. It was an absolutely perfect trip with so many close encounters with locals and wonderful interactive experiences. I’ve written about them on my blog, I think.
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Did you do the whole Amazon or just a portion between lodges? No matter, it was a thrill, the people were wonderful and the wildlife was incredible.
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It is really hard to find any explanations for the Nazca lines. They didn’t even know they existed until the first planes flew over, other than as pathways and roads that seemed to have some ceremonial purpose. The fact that their shapes could only be seen from the air can’t help but prompt associations with UFOs. What do you think?
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UFOs is also what I think and seems backed up a bit by Peruvian reports. It would explain a lot.
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Barb, did you post more than one photo for this prompt? I could only see one of your photos although it said 1/50 under it. How do I see the rest? This is an amazing shot, by the way. I commented more on it elsewhere.
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Glad you found your way. I’ll be sticking with the slideshow format, now that I discovered the captions can be included.
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Ah figured out how to see them all. Your photos are all so amazing. You are definitely pros! Thanks for enriching us with your posts.
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OMG..Lisbon? What was I thinking of? I meant Lima, of course.
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Caught your drift.
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