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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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Endings… and Beginnings
As the year closes, we look back on our favorite images and places in North Carolina as we continue to learn about and love our new home in Yellowstone. 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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The Wild Neighbors Only The Cameras See
It’s been a few months since I posted some of the video from our trail cameras at the house. Here are a few highlights of what our wild neighbors have been up to. Read more
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The Wanderers
On a recent trip into the park we spent over an hour watching a flock of Bohemian waxwings as they fed on juniper fruit and flew back and forth from a water hole to their perch in a dead snag. Read more
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Woodpecker Ways
Back in June we discovered two woodpecker nest cavities in an aspen grove in the park. I photographed them on several visits while they finished carving out their nests and fed their young. Read more
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Gray Ghost
We drove into the interior of the park on the last day before roads closed for the season hoping to catch a glimpse of a great gray owl. Read more
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