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Recently while hiking with Mary and our friend Julianne, we spotted this nesting sandhill crane. Julianne, a Yellowstone naturalist, had seen sandhills…

Jun 7

A story inspired by a photo

May 31

Elk use human development as a shield

May 24

A slideshow with music and original photos

Apr 12

I last wrote about Clark’s nutcrackers in Deep into Yellowstone: “Whitebark pine seeds are one of that bird’s most important foods. To get the goodies…

Apr 5

More than just hungry feeders at a wolf kill

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