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Springtime Wild Turkey Male Display in the Wind River Canyon
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Wind River Canyon Blog Imagine a beautiful golden canyon in a far-away land. The Wind River Canyon, in the state of Wyoming, is one of the very few wild places that have remained relatively unspoiled by over-development. The Wind River runs fast and clean, the junipers have berries that feed wild birds, wildflowers bloom, and over 100 species of birds fly in this magical Wind River Canyon. Bighorn Sheep, Elk and Deer have all been seen from our cabin steps, and four species of hummingbirds come to nest and raise their young in the Wind River Canyon every Summer. My Wind River Canyon Blog will be about my experiences with Mother Nature in the canyon's ecosystem, and the way in which I capture those magic moments with affordable equipment, cheap software and lots of serendipity. I hope you enjoy the ride as much as my wife and I have. "I want people to fall in love with Mother Nature, not wonder what happened to her."
One-eyed Sphinx Moth Education
June 07, 2014
There are so many living things in the Wind River Canyon, that few people have ever set eyes on, that it's sometimes difficult to decide what to tell you about in my week...
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Lazuli Bunting Education
May 31, 2014
For those of you that regularly read my blog, from the Wind River Canyon, I was forced to take last week off due to a crazy hailstorm; a once in a decade hailstorm that l...
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Wren Education
May 17, 2014
Spring has officially arrived here in the Wind River Canyon; last night two Black-chinned Hummingbird males flew in before dark, and this morning the first Bullock's Orio...
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After the Fires
May 10, 2014
A dozen summers ago a raging forest fire came screaming over the Western Rim of the Wind River Canyon; I was here at our cabin for the entire frightening event. I'd known...
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How to Photograph Wyoming Wildlife
May 03, 2014
I've been digitally photographing birds and wildlife for over seven years in the Wind River Canyon, and there are magical things you learn while getting to know wildlife...
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