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New Springtime Wildlife Images from Wyoming
May 08, 2021 -
You know when springtime has really arrived in the Wind River Canyon, here in Wyoming, when it has finally stopped snowi...
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The Dancing Marmots of the Wind River Canyon
April 07, 2018 -
For many, many years I have tried in vain to capture a particular image of an animal behavior here in the Wind River Can...
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New Marmot Yearling Video!
June 10, 2017 -
A little over a month ago, four little heads popped out of some boulders a stones throw from my backdoor. Yellow-bellied...
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Wyoming Springtime
March 12, 2016 -
A fascinating event is beginning in the remote mountains and canyons of Wonderful Wyoming. Signs of Springtime can seen...
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