January 22, 2021 After one of the most unique wildlife moments I can recall in recent years here, we had a whole day that definitely ranks up there in terms of a special and rare combination of wildlife sightings. A day during which I took almost no pictures. It all began with a bobcat. That’s right. At least, that’s my

January 20, 2021 The Madison River is a wonderful place to be on a winter morning. At least, on the ones that feature at least a little bit of sunlight. The freezing temps lead to mist rising off the water. Filter some light through that and you may witness some mystical scenes. This morning? We didn’t exactly get the direct

January 17, 2021 Client pick-up day! My main goal was to get down to West Yellowstone with my group before an expected storm was due to arrive. The drive between Bozeman and West isn’t very fun in inclement weather. I was getting concerned driving through the park, where snow was already falling. On my way through the northeast, I was

January 14, 2021 It was a much nicer day on Thursday. No ice tornadoes or whatever we survived the previous day (the wind was so bad that the highway near Livingston was closed, tipping vehicles left and right… indeed, I saw our UPS driver in a UHaul on Thursday!). As always, the morning started with my scanning for fresh signs

January 12, 2021 No nose prickles Tuesday morning. It would be a warmer day. Unfortunately, it remained fairly slow, and there were very few stops on the morning drive. Moose were still visible in Round Prairie, but after that I traveled all the way to Blacktail Plateau in search of something. A bull elk surprised me near the road, then