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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."
A Story about Photographing Bighorn Sheep in the Wind River Canyon
October 03, 2015
This morning it's cold and raining with high-altitude fog thicker than peanut butter; most of the Wind River Canyon remains unseen. It's the first day of a change in the...
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Wildlife Stories from the Wind River Canyon
September 26, 2015
The day before my birthday this summer an interesting gift was given to me that will never be forgotten, I hope. During Hummingbird Season, here in the Wind River Canyon,...
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Photographing the Wind River Canyon Towhees
September 19, 2015
Everybody has birds they ignore. Whether they're endemic to your area, or migratory birds that we tend to forget as they come and go about their birdie business. You may...
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Photographing Woodpeckers in the Wind River Canyon
September 12, 2015
Of all the birds I've photographed in the Wind River Canyon ecosystem, more than 120 different species and still counting, the most difficult to photograph are the woodpe...
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Photographing a Wyoming Lake
September 05, 2015
Half a dozen miles south of our cabin in the Wind River Canyon is Boysen Reservoir. The lake extends beyond Shoshoni, which is fifteen miles away! It's a large, deep lake...
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