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What Ben Franklin Didn't Know About Wild Turkeys

January 13, 2023 - After taking some much needed time away from writing my Wind River Canyon Blog, it's nice to be re-energized. I wasn't s...

June 06, 2021 - The beautiful western tanager (Piranga ludoviciana) was unknown until a specimen collected by the Lewis & Clark Expediti...

April 11, 2020 - It is a very scary time in America's history, even here in the Wind River Canyon, I am fearful for us all. Living on the...

January 04, 2020 - Everyone has great expectations about our future at the start of a New Year, and the numerical magic of 2020 seems espec...

December 07, 2019 - I have always contended that it's easier for people to except monochrome wildlife photography (black and white) as art....

August 10, 2019 - When first opening my eyes on a summer's morning here in the Wind River Canyon, my thoughts always drift to the day's wo...

October 13, 2018 - It sounds quite cryptic but it's also true, "You don't find Bighorn Sheep in the Wind River Canyon, they find you!" Reme...

September 29, 2018 - The rarest wild animal ever photographed in North America; there was only the one. The only one you or I will ever see a...

August 04, 2018 - It was one hundred degrees in my favorite high-hide. The breeze blowing in my face felt more like the winds of the Sinai...

July 14, 2018 - There are so many hummingbirds in the Wind River Canyon right now that they drained their favorite feeder in less then 2...

June 30, 2018 - Many years ago I sort of inherited an old wren house. It was broken and weathered severely but it had promise to become...

September 16, 2017 - It's unusual for Bighorn Sheep to be seen near the few homes in the beautiful Wind River Canyon, an event worth streakin...

July 26, 2014 - How much rock could a Rock Chuck chuck, if a Rock Chuck could chuck rocks? I'm very sorry, but I thought the preceding...