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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Badger, Yellowstone National Park
In the spring of 2009 this mother badger and her three cubs were very popular photo subjects in Yellowstone. Her den was fairly close to the road. She crossed the road often and I worried that she’d get hit. I … Continue reading
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Yellow-bellied Marmot, Yellowstone National Park
One of the things I’ve noticed about myself at Yellowstone is that I no longer just focus on the species that are most sought after by photographers and other visitors. I’m thinking, of course, of things like bears and wolves. … Continue reading
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Tagged black wolf, marmot, sedge bay, white wolf, yellow-bellied marmot, yellowstone national park
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Bison Calf, near Slough Creek
In the spring of 2009 and in the spring of 2010 I spent a lot of time observing baby animals in Yellowstone. They are all cute. But I grew especially fond of bison calves or, as they are also known, … Continue reading
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Tagged bison, bison calf, bison calf photo, bison cow, slough creek, yearling bison, yellowstone national park
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Gray Wolf, Yellowstone National Park
I photographed this wolf on a foggy morning a year ago. It had killed a cow elk the night before. The elk carcass is just outside the photo.
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Mad Robin, Yellowstone National Park
I was near Tower Falls last spring waiting to photograph a black bear that had decided to take a nap. I waited for a couple of hours. Nothing. The only living creature near me then was this robin that looked … Continue reading
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Independence Day and Our Nation’s Symbol
A bald eagle perches on a driftwood limb on the shore of Kachemak Bay, Alaska. There was a nice article in our paper today about a man here in Marin County who collects all things relating to the bald eagle. … Continue reading
Harlequin Duck, Yellowstone National Park
When people think of Yellowstone wildlife they think of mammals like bison, elk, bears and wolves. However, it’s a pretty good place to see birds as well. There is a spot on the Yellowstone River called LeHardy Rapids. You can … Continue reading
