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Publications in the Washington Post

Writing about and photographing wildlife is my passion but I did not know that until later on in my life.  Once the bug caught, I could not let it go.  While I have been published numerous times throughout the years, in newspapers, magazines, tourism websites and even a photo on…

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One Morning in Yellowstone

One Morning in Yellowstone During one morning in Yellowstone, this past weekend, I encountered the circle of life – from death of the elderly due to natural causes, to the feeding of the living, to new life. Beginning during the early morning hours, well before dawn, I watched as the…

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Wolf Documentaries in France and Germany

During most of 2017 and until April 15 of 2018, I had the privilege of providing stock footage for two wolf documentaries that will be airing on ARTE – France/German public television.  That meant that I had to film the wolves every chance I got!  Here is the story of…

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Yellowstone Blog

When Nature is Allowed to Work

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Because humans have effected so many parts of this earth it is becoming increasingly difficult to find areas with no or minimum human impact. Even our beloved Yellowstone is affected…
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The Fine Line of Wildlife Photography by Simon Jackson

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The fine line of wildlife photography   It’s a great honour to be writing for the Yellowstone Daily – an exceptional forum dedicated to my favourite place on Earth, made more special…
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The Schwabacker’s Landing Beavers

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I told you about the beaver family we met at Schwabacher’s Landing a little while back. One of the things that surprised me about those beavers is how interested the…
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Lamars Back in the Valley

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The Lamar Canyons are back and today I realized my dream of seeing them run across Lamar Valley once again. For the amount of time I put in during the…
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Grizzly Day and the elk are everywhere

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Over the past couple of days I have been all over the southern end of the park, east and west but excluding Old Faithful and the West Thumb. Early mornings…
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Trumpeter Swans in the Tetons

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When we were in the Tetons recently we made a special attempt to find trumpeter swans. We used to find breeding trumpeters in Yellowstone. There was always a pair near…
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Front row seat

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Well Martha I saw the darnedest thing today at work.  Two of the most beautiful creatures passed right by us - did not even glance our way or nothing, just…
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The bears are still out!

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Only a couple of days ago a bison cow was seen stumbling around and unable to stand on her feet.  Josh reported that she would stand up, take a few…
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Rosie and Her Cubs Then and Now

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In May a black bear everyone calls Rosie appeared with 3 brand new tiny cubs. At first the cubs just followed her around but very quickly they were playing with…
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Exploring the Yellowstone Landscape

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This morning brought heavy rains and high winds to Yellowstone and so I stayed home, looking out the window and thinking that I should be out there in that park.…
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Jumping for joy…or food

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Well, I was jumping for joy today because at last there was some action and some photos to take.  Not abundant by any means but enough to keep me entertained.…
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Carrington Island in Yellowstone Lake

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I spend way more time taking photos of animals and not much time doing landscapes but a little while ago I got to go out on a boat on Yellowstone…
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The Wild Ones

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During a time when Yellowstone has been unexpectedly slow I have driven frequently to Hayden Valley where I like to spend the last couple of weeks of the season due…
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Why Grizzly Bears and the “Bird Pines” are Dependent on Clark’s Nutcrackers

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There are many species of pine trees in the Northern Hemisphere. Some of them have relatively light weight seeds, with wings, that are dispersed by wind. Some pines, such as…
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Touchdown

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Touchdown must have higher than average intelligence when it comes to being a bull elk because his strategy to gain Mammoth and hold on till the end worked with very…
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