by George Bumann | Sep 28, 2020 | Adventures, Animal Language, Nature, Yellowstone Wildlife
The dismembered leg is fresh. Extremely fresh. Laying on a faint animal trail amid cured grasses and the first fallen leaves of autumn, it didn’t simply fall off; it was chewed off. The limb has been worried by carnivorous teeth, stripped of its flesh and dropped here...
by Jenny Golding | May 20, 2020 | Nature, Videos, Yellowstone Wildlife
Can’t be in the park this spring? Enjoy these two videos about what it’s like to be in Yellowstone in May. You can join us each Thursday at 5pm mountain time on George’s YouTube channel for short videos on animal language, Yellowstone life, and how...
by Jenny Golding | Apr 16, 2020 | Nature, Videos, Yellowstone Wildlife
Wish you were in Yellowstone? From sandhill cranes to baby bison, this episode of Wild Conversations will explore the emerging signs of spring in the park. Join us each Thursday at 5pm MST on George’s YouTube channel for short videos on animal language,...
by Jenny Golding | Feb 3, 2020 | Adventures, How To, Yellowstone Wildlife
From my comfy spot on the couch, I am staring up at towering spruce and fir trees and watching the snow fall. I have a floor to ceiling view of the forest, the thick tree trunks pillowed in deep, unbroken snow. The trickle of water remaining unfrozen in Soda Butte...
by George Bumann | Nov 12, 2019 | Nature, Videos, Yellowstone Wildlife
Approximately one out of every five wolves in Yellowstone are parading along the valley before us as our son looks through the spotting scope. It’s the Junction Butte wolf pack. “Whoa! I see them! They’re playing!” little George says with the uplift of awe in...
by Jenny Golding | Jul 17, 2019 | Adventures, How To, Nature, Yellowstone Wildlife
We had just a few more days before Little George came home from Grandma’s, so we loaded up the camper and drove to Pebble Creek. We spent the next four days rising with the sun and staying out until dark, wildlife watching in Lamar Valley, and hiking in between. The...
