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Author Archives: Monica
Take Cover – Hawk in the Yard!
This hawk and her mate have become increasingly frequent visitors to my yard with its bird feeders. I think she is a Cooper’s hawk, and not a sharp-shinned, and here’s why: Cooper’s are bigger, 14-20 inches – crow size – … Continue reading
Posted in Birds
Tagged Cooper's hawk, flickers, Sharp-shinned hawk, The Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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Walking Toward Jupiter
Walking Toward Jupiter Familiar friend, well met unmistakable ecliptic companion dazzling colossus keeping company nightly not to be lightly missed
Sweet New Year Wishes
To my special and talented fellow bloggers, wishes for a sweet 2015, with fine foodclear skies treasures large and small free flight an open road wild vistastime with loved onesand a happy heart
Posted in blogging, earth, ecology, Grand Tetons, moose, Nature, wilderness, Yellowstone
Tagged animals, birds, blogging, buffalo, collies, earth, Grand Tetons, moon, moose, nature, wilderness, wildlife, Yellowstone
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Grand Tetons and Yellowstone in Late Spring
(late Monica, too) Some photos from our spring trip:
Posted in Grand Tetons, moon, national parks, Yellowstone
Tagged Grand Tetons, moon, moose, national parks, Yellowstone
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Reprieve for Wyoming Wolves
On September 23, 2014, the United States District Court for the District of Columbia (the Court) issued an Opinion¹ and Order² overturning a 2012 rule promulgated by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS, the Service, or the agency). The … Continue reading
Posted in Department of the Interior, Grand Tetons, politics, science, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, wolves, Yellowstone
Tagged animal rights, Defenders of Wildlife, Endangered Species Act, Grand Tetons, Humane Society of the United States, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), politics, science, Sierra Club, U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, United States District Court for the District of Columbia, United States District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, wolf hunting, wolf management, wolves, Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Yellowstone
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Practicing to be Ferocious
Grizzly sow and cubs by the side of the road The only times I have seen a grizzly sow with cubs have been from the car. That’s probably a good thing. Apparently if she chooses the time and place … Continue reading
Posted in national parks, Poems, wilderness, Yellowstone
Tagged grizzlies, National Park Service, national parks, poetry, wilderness, Yellowstone
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Sights and Sounds of Yellowstone in Late Spring/Western Meadowlark
Western Meadowlark, Yellowstone, May 2014
Posted in Birds, national parks, wilderness, Yellowstone
Tagged bird song, birds, national parks, Western Meadowlark, wilderness, Yellowstone
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Recovery Uncovered
I can’t get this right, so I’m posting two poems. Feel free to leave me feedback about which one you prefer or don’t. Recovery Uncovered Shards of rage and jealousy pierce the soul shatter friendship wound family ________________ pain’s disposition … Continue reading
Backpacking at Wolf Lake in Yellowstone
This July we backpacked into Wolf Lake in Yellowstone National Park. Wolf Lake ranks as one of my most special places. Its beauty is wild and calm; the Gibbon River babbles through the meadow here. In a short while, the … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, wilderness, Yellowstone
Tagged birds, loon calls, loons, swans, The Cornell Lab of Ornithology, wilderness, Wolf Lake, Yellowstone
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Honey Moon, Keep A-Shining in June…*
Honey Moon over Mountains, June 13, 2014 * from By the Light of the Silvery Moon by Gus Edwards and Edward Madden I tried hard to locate public domain audio of this song, but can find it only at the … Continue reading
Posted in moons, Movies
Tagged Doris Day, Gordon MacRae, honey moon, moon, movies, Turner Classic Movies
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