No Trespassing

5 photos · 2016–2026

5 photographs tagged No Trespassing, 2016–2026.

US Steel Corporation, No Trespassing Sign — A No Trespassing sign from US Steel Corporation seen in the Iron Range in Northern Minnesota.

Coyote Near NSP Property Line — A lone coyote stands alert in the tall summer grass just beyond an NSP Management – No Trespassing sign near the Prairie Island area north of Red Wing, Minnesota. This stretch of river valley and utility-owned land forms a surprisingly rich habitat corridor, where deer, foxes, coyotes, and bald eagles move freely between the Mississippi River floodplain and the wooded bluffs nearby. Despite the industrial footprint of the nearby power infrastructure, the surrounding fields and wetlands remain largely undeveloped, giving wildlife space to thrive. The coyote’s appearance at the edge of restricted property underscores how tightly human operations and natural ecosystems overlap along this section of the river.

Citidiots slow down sign in Minnesota — A property owners sign asking "citidiots" to slow down as seen in Northenr Minnesota.

Ryan No Trespassing sign on a chain-link fence at a Minneapolis construction site. — Ryan No Trespassing sign on a chain-link fence at a Minneapolis construction site. The sign includes bilingual English and Spanish wording and the Ryan shamrock logo, identifying the property as a controlled construction area.

A "No Trespassing, U.S. Government Property" sign on a chain-link fence overlooking the Mississippi River in St. Paul, Minnesota. — A "No Trespassing, U.S. Government Property" sign is visible on a chain-link fence overlooking the Mississippi River in St. Paul, Minnesota.

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