One of the benefits of visiting Yellowstone National Park in the spring is the possibility of seeing red dogs.
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Tag: Wildlife
Yellowstone National Park – Old Faithful
The sky – Overcast with intermittent drizzle
The place – Old Faithful and Upper Geyser Basin
The event – A large group of tourists gathered on a boardwalk in front of the historic Old Faithful Inn waiting for the geyser to erupt
A bison moved into scene. His massive head drooped to the ground – busy grazing.
National Museum of Wildlife Art – A Must See!
The next morning, our quest for wildlife continued. Continue reading “National Museum of Wildlife Art – A Must See!”
Lords of the Arctic – Day 3
The third day of our Lords of the Arctic program, we went back on wheels.
In merely two days, more bears had arrived in the area. Continue reading “Lords of the Arctic – Day 3”
A Close Encounter
When a five hundred pound polar bear
ran into a seven pound arctic fox Continue reading “A Close Encounter”
Nisqually Wildlife Refuge
Did you know that, just an hour drive south of Seattle there is a National Wildlife Refuge? It is one of my favorite places to visit all year round.
Upon entering the refuge you are first greeted with a duck pond. Continue reading “Nisqually Wildlife Refuge”
Lords of the Arctic – Day 2
Day two of our Lords of the Arctic program started with dog sledding.
This was the first time we spent extended time outside and the temperature was -23°C. Continue reading “Lords of the Arctic – Day 2”
Lords of the Arctic
After a productive morning with ample bear sightings, we stopped by the bay for a quick picnic lunch.
Outside, the temperature was -17°C . Continue reading “Lords of the Arctic”
Did I See a Polar Bear?
We’ve been out on the tundra for almost an hour…
So far no bears… Continue reading “Did I See a Polar Bear?”
Red-crowned Cranes – Part2
The road became treacherous with low visibility and white out condition at times. We were glad that we hired a local guide instead of braving this road ourselves.
We saw a SUV slipped into a ditch, and thought that it could’ve been us if we were on our own. Continue reading “Red-crowned Cranes – Part2”
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