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How Wolves Get A Date In Yellowstone

How Wolves Get A Date In Yellowstone

by Jenny Golding | Feb 10, 2018 | Animal Language, Featured animal language, How To, Nature, Yellowstone Wildlife

Wolf mating season runs from mid January to early March in Yellowstone. While many animals are having the hardest time of their year right now amid the cold and snow and lack of food, wolves are at their peak. Denning season is just around the corner, and wolves are...
A Wake in the Stillness of Morning: A Bird Funeral

A Wake in the Stillness of Morning: A Bird Funeral

by George Bumann | Jan 22, 2018 | Animal Language, Featured animal language, Nature

The chimney’s smoke drifts upward, moving absolutely vertical—as if by magic. High on this earthen step above the Yellowstone River, Gardiner is seldom without a breeze; this stillness is a genuine rarity. The morning walk is surreal, the atmosphere of suspended...

Using Animal Language to Find Wolves and Bears in Yellowstone

by Jenny Golding | Jul 13, 2017 | Animal Language, Featured animal language, How To, Nature, Videos

Listening to the vocalizations of ravens and coyotes can provide clues to the presence of other animals on the landscape. Learning to pay attention to the behavior of a variety of animals can not only help you find charismatic predators like wolves and bears in...
A Little Bird Told Me

A Little Bird Told Me

by George Bumann | Mar 8, 2017 | Animal Language, Featured animal language, How To, Nature

Intense, grating, bird alarms erupt in the thicket along-side the creek. I hold the dogs at my side and ask George, “do you hear that?” “Yeah,” he replies in a knowing voice—”there’s something in there”. “Yeah,” I...
Beauty Departed – A Magpie Funeral

Beauty Departed – A Magpie Funeral

by George Bumann | Oct 21, 2015 | Featured animal language, Nature

Recently, my morning walk with the dogs interrupted something quite profound, dare i say, sacred; a magpie funeral. Walking towards a small meadow I heard three-note calls in unison from 10-12 magpies. Not an unusual note pairing in itself, but something in their...
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