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Now that my travel schedule is over with, I've been able to get back to Husky Stadium and cover some Husky football.
You can view photos from yesterday's win over Oregon State here.
I also have photos from the Stanford game a few weeks ago here.
Max
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Due to the high number of keepers from my recent South Africa adventure, I split the photos up into two separate galleries on my website. I already shared the link to the Birds gallery here. Now I've added over 200 photos of other wildlife, including mammals and reptiles.
View the South...
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Lucky to get such a clear view! I've only seen a couple, both in Yellowstone, for fleeting moments.
Max
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Thanks Bill! Definitely one of the main highlights of the trip, and it happened on Day One!
Max
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In July I headed to South Africa to do a bit of location scouting and to lead a photo safari. It was a highly successful trip, from which I'll share more photos down the road. I've started by getting all the bird photos from the trip online.
You can view the full South Africa 2016 Birds...
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I made a trip to eastern Idaho with a client over Memorial Day Weekend while I was based in Yellowstone for the spring. We had some great luck with various birds (including a lot of owls). I've uploaded the trip photos to my ongoing 2016 PNW Parks & Reserves gallery. Here's a preview of some...
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I'm impressed. It's normally such a shy subject.
Max
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Bill, I've found Latin American pumas to be more tolerant than our North American cats, and in some cases they're downright accommodating. The female depicted in image 3, 4 and 6 here was the "friendliest" one we encountered. At one point she walked within 10 yards of us. That last shot above...
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The main goal of my May return to Patagonia was to find and photograph pumas. I've had my share of encounters with mountain lions in the past, including one cougar in Utah and seven different individuals over the years in the jungles of Costa Rica, but I had yet to see the puma of the Andes...
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Hi everyone. I thought you might be interested is seeing some goodies from my recent travels. I've been on the road a lot this year, from leading tours to scouting to even taking a personal trip with my wife to Australia.
One of the most recent adventures was a scouting trip to Patagonia...
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Nice to see they're back in action. I need to revisit Yost at some point, when I'm home longer than a week. ;)
Max
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Nice to see there's been a bit more action recently. I was up there a few weeks ago and it was dead.
Max
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Thanks Bill, Jeremy and Tyler. Jeremy, if you ever plan a trip out to Yellowstone between early summer and fall, get in touch and I'll send you directions. It can be a pretty reliable spot for horse action, but the key is to not get stuck in the mud (I've learned that the hard way).
Bill...
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The second shot especially is a beauty.
Max
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Not seeing a Best of 2015 thread, so I'll post this here.
I've narrowed down a selection of my memorable images and moments from the past year. This shorty photo was the only local nature image that made the cut.
You can see my full Best of 2015 collection here.
Max
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My owl year hasn't ended yet, thankfully. I was in Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons leading my fall photo tour, and also had a few days on my own afterward. We found a couple more great horned owls, and I also saw my first great grays in a couple years.
A light morph juvenile great gray...
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Tyler, sorry I missed this earlier. Finally back from my last tour of the year and am catching up.
The population hasn't been nailed down, but it's thought to be between 500-1000 wolves on Canada's Pacific Coast. Given the environment, it's very difficult to track them.
Max
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Very cool, Tyler. Thanks for sharing these great views of the youngster.
Max
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Last month I led a "Coastal Wolves and Sea Otters" tour in British Columbia. It was a fun week on the beautiful BC coast, and we had luck with both wolves and otters, along with some other wildlife. You can view the full gallery here, and check out some preview images below.
We saw three...
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