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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

Arctic Grayling

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Because of a very special fish, today was a very special day. I caught an arctic grayling. Grayling are not the best known species in the salmon family because there…
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Out and about on 8/12/2014

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Wanted to mention a few happenings in Yellowstone. There is a bison carcass at Boulder in Little America and there have been grizzlies and wolves at the carcass. There is…
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The Spitfire Family

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Yes, that is what you think it is!  A mini-version of Spitfire running though the sagebrush in their current rendezvous area. First, let me apologize for the lack of posts…
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When do Bald Eagles Fly?

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We are along the Madison River outside the park for a couple of days trying to film an osprey catching a fish. So far no real success there but I…
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Eared Grebes

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Grebes are a relatively primitive group of birds that spend almost all of their time on water, when they are not migrating. When they are out on land they aren’t…
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Steller’s Jay

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Stellar’s jays are my favorite jays because they are so pretty. Their black crest, white eyebrow, and blue on the bottom half combine to make a very attractive bird in…
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A muddy river runs through Yellowstone

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Burrr, it was cold this morning - down jacket type of cold that should have been accompanied with hat and gloves.  But, who thinks about wearing a hat in August?…
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More about Spitfire aka 926F aka mama aka valley girl…

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Officially, the day I met Spitfire was the first day that 06' showed her 2011 pups to the world, though it took me some time to realize that her and…
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Just Wild Horses

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            As many of you know, I recently visited the wild horses at McCullough Peaks near Cody, WY.  As always, my time with the horses…
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The Water Ouzel

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Water ouzel is the older name for what is better known today as the American dipper. Dippers are some of the most boring looking birds you may ever see. But…
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Old bison and wolves

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Yesterday evening I was about to return to camp but decided to take one last look at the bison action in Little America. We had a dead bull in Slough…
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Three or Four Weasels?

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I’ve been doing some house cleaning on my hard drives, going through and getting rid of the junk I should have thrown away a long time ago. It has been…
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Dog Days

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It is the dog days of summer and temps have been in the low 80’s with high humidity and late afternoon or evening storms of rain, wind, thunder and lightning. …
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The Birds and The Bees

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Because many Yellowstone visitors are busy looking for bears, wolves and geysers they often don’t pay much attention to some of the smaller species, especially birds. But I can’t help…
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Hayden Valley, Bison, Grizzlies and Wolf Pups! Big News!

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Yesterday morning I woke up to temperatures past chilly to downright cold and did not want to get out of bed at 4 a.m..  Who would when it was cold…
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