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Publications in the Washington Post

Writing about and photographing wildlife is my passion but I did not know that until later on in my life.  Once the bug caught, I could not let it go.  While I have been published numerous times throughout the years, in newspapers, magazines, tourism websites and even a photo on…

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Pippin of Yellowstone!

The premier entertainment and educational storybook for children, ages 4 – 8 this year, is available now. But, you must order soon for Christmas. This book is deeply personal. It’s based on the true story of a grizzly cub I watched survive alone in the wilds of Yellowstone. Pippin’s journey…

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Wolf Documentaries in France and Germany

During most of 2017 and until April 15 of 2018, I had the privilege of providing stock footage for two wolf documentaries that will be airing on ARTE – France/German public television.  That meant that I had to film the wolves every chance I got!  Here is the story of…

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Yellowstone Blog

Him and Her still together and Lamar Canyons pack and move again

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Spent another wonderful day in Hayden Valley, watching a dead bison but this time some grizzlies and wolves decided to join me. Despite a good, long nights sleep I woke…
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Mallards in Hayden Valley

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There is a bison carcass in Hayden Valley near Trout Creek that has attracted the Canyon wolves and at least 5 different grizzly bears. While it is interesting to watch…
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Sleeping Bears

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I have to admit that one of the things that I never expected to see in nature was a grizzly bear taking a nap!  But, there THEY were, two grizzlies…
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One More Heart in Nature

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Several days ago I posted a photo of a pair of damselflies mating. Their bodies formed a heart shape and I wondered then if that is where we got the…
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Slow Days

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It has now been about 4 days since I last took a photograph.  Is that weird or what? I went home, to my place in Gardiner for a few days,…
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Aquatic Insects – Mayflies

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Because I fly fish, mostly for trout, I pay attention to what trout eat. In clean, clear water such is in the streams, rivers, ponds and lakes in and around…
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Stand still and see what happens

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For the first day in a long while I did not step foot into Yellowstone National Park. My plan was to spend a few hours in the early morning and…
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Dreaming of Winter in Yellowstone

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I did not take a single photo today!  Never picked the camera up one time.  That is the way it goes on some days. Went in this morning and did…
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Trout Lake Otters

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I just realized the summer is almost over and I haven’t posted anything about the Trout Lake otters. The reason I haven’t is because, for the first time in at…
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Ennis Foxes, Grouse and Vultures

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A couple of weeks ago we went to Ennis, Montana, northwest of Yellowstone to photograph ospreys. This last Sunday we went back and spent 5 more days there. The more…
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Welcome back to Scarface!

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Last evening, despite my best intentions, I once again ended up in Soda Butte Valley looking for the Lamar Canyons.  I was curious if they were still in their new…
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Damselflies

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Damselflies are some of my favorite insects because they are pretty and seem so delicate. I have to admit it is also because I like using damselfly imitations to catch…
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Tons of Activity, few Photo ops – Lamars move the family

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The possibilities of great wildlife sightings, due to numerous bison carcasses, and photographs, continues in the Northern range.  Great sightings are being had by many but the photo ops have…
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Arctic Grayling

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Because of a very special fish, today was a very special day. I caught an arctic grayling. Grayling are not the best known species in the salmon family because there…
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Out and about on 8/12/2014

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Wanted to mention a few happenings in Yellowstone. There is a bison carcass at Boulder in Little America and there have been grizzlies and wolves at the carcass. There is…
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