Author: Mike Dunn
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Icy Bison
Though this winter has been much milder than normal here in Yellowstone, there have still been times when the bison showed how tough they can be in icy cold conditions. Read more…
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Slow Mo
Playing with slow motion video on my camera and finding it both fascinating and a bit, well, slow at times. But I do enjoy seeing things my eye misses in real time. Read more…
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Sunday Meander
I spent my Sunday afternoon watching a couple of canids do their thing in the northern range. Not a bad way to spend a few hours. Read more…
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Be Like the Fox
Red foxes in winter – what beautiful animals. Watching them hunt in a snowy landscape is magical. Read more…
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Eagle Rock
Running errands in our new home landscape often leads to encounters with all sorts of wildlife. Read more…
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Coyote Chill
Winter is the time of the coyote. Always on the move, always ready to take advantage of any food supply, and more visible to those of us that love to watch these amazing canids. Read more…
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Lions!
Last week we finally saw our first mountain lions. It was a distant view of a family of mountain lions feeding on an elk carcass, but hey, we’ll take it! Read more…
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Moosey Monday
Last Monday I spent some quality time with three bull moose along Soda Butte Creek. Read more…
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Carcass Commotion
We had the unusual opportunity to view two carcasses from the road last week – a bison that we think died after being struck by a vehicle, and an elk brought down by a wolf pack. The death of one creature sustains many other animals in this winter landscape. Read more…
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White Christmas?
Sadly, ’twas not a white Christmas for us in Montana this year. We did go out into the park on Christmas day and managed some nice wildlife after a slow start. Plus, I share some recent images from one of the trail cameras. Read more…
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