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Author Archives: Monica
Contemplating Buffalo
Over the River and Through the Wood – Oh, and Through the Buffalo Herd – We Go We didn’t really go over the river, but we did have to go through a large buffalo herd. On our hike into Yellowstone’s … Continue reading
Posted in buffalo, national parks, Nature, wilderness, Yellowstone
Tagged buffalo, chanting, Hayden Valley, Lydia Maria Child, national parks, nature, Sanskrit, U.S. Department of the Interior, wilderness, wildlife, yoga
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No Dogs Allowed
Walking the Walk, Anyway You talk the talk and we walk the walk but when nose goes to sniff and tail begs to wag Where are you? In Yellowstone, no doubt where we can’t follow not having the bona-fides of … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, humor, national parks, Poems, wilderness
Tagged dogs, humor, national parks, poetry, wilderness, Yellowstone
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On the Wings of the Hawk
Wings of the Hawk Red tail feathers spread in gliding flight riding currents … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Yellowstone
Tagged birds, hawks, national parks, red-tailed hawk, Yellowstone
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Migrations
The Mimic Sleek lines lift through onrushing air worked metal gleams strength absent will **** Fragile feather endures fatigue
Posted in Birds, Grand Tetons, wilderness
Tagged birds, flight, Grand Tetons, migration, nature, wilderness
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John Singer Sargent at the Brooklyn Museum
Last week we visited family on the U.S. East Coast. While there, we had a chance to see the John Singer Sargent watercolor exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum. Here are some of my favorites. Dolce Far Niente = Sweet Doing … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, Brooklyn Museum, dolce far niente, John Singer Sargent, painting, portraits
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Sanctuary – More than a Safe Haven
What makes an animal refuge a sanctuary? from Wikipedia: A sanctuary, in its original meaning, is a sacred place, such as a shrine. By the use of such places as a safe haven, by extension the term has come to … Continue reading
Posted in wolves
Tagged animal rights, animal sanctuary, animals, sanctuary, W.O.L.F. Sanctuary, wildlife, wolf dogs, wolves
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Sounds of a Bull Moose in Heat
Just in case you have ever wondered what a bull moose in heat sounds like, here he is. A strange and unusual sound. This is the same moose you can see in the photos in Family (Moose) Portrait and battling … Continue reading
Posted in Grand Tetons, moose, national parks
Tagged Grand Tetons, moose, national parks, nature, wildlife
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Spring in Yellowstone
Couldn’t leave out Yellowstone!
Posted in Birds, moose, national parks, Nature, wilderness, Yellowstone
Tagged birds, grizzlies, Mergansers, moose, national parks, wilderness, wildlife, Yellowstone
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Calls of the Tree Swallows, Sandhill Cranes, and Geese
Here’s my own audio file. First and last you hear the geese (of course); after about 4 seconds you hear tree swallows sounding like hundreds of bees buzzing and mice squeaking; then you hear the sandhill cranes:
Posted in Birds, Grand Tetons, national parks, Nature, wilderness
Tagged Grand Tetons, national parks, nature, sandhill cranes, tree swallows, wilderness
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Grand Tetons in the Spring
Here are some recent pictures from the Grand Tetons. Vocalizations courtesy of Cornell Lab of Ornithology Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds website Killdeer Sandhill cranes Tree swallows Lesser Scaup
Posted in Birds, Department of the Interior, Grand Tetons, national parks, Nature, wilderness
Tagged birds, Grand Tetons, national parks, nature, wilderness, wildlife
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