muirs favoriter

Just a few feathers on the road. I wonder what happened?

Stomach content showed Chinook Salmon as prey

Chasing Red Fox from near a nest site.

Red-necked Grebe (Podiceps grisegena)

Lifer if accurate

On hemlock

Found in a small marsh, with two mounds in it (pictures included). Just beyond this march is the Palmer Hay Flats, within walking distance I could see several more mounds.

Two individuals. Two egg clusters.

Found dead by others earlier this week

The line across the bottom of the 2nd photo is one of the runners of our dog sled.

Found on the shady side of a cliff above a waterfall in southeast alaska

-4.1 tide, juvenile king crabs were EVERYWHERE

전정우님께서

This is by the Dock Master on the extreme right hand side and the first dock that extends.

It woke up in the (heated) garage. Outside daytime temps have been around -5F the last few days.

Butterfly sitting in the sun on our car today - not sure of the species.

Brown bear chasing after something which appears as a blur in the beginning of the video. Minutes later a large bull moose walks past with no apparent concerns.
Date stamp on photos is incorrect

Date stamp on photos is incorrect

Marten released while live trapping and collaring fishers as part of a research project.

Gulo smelling the tracks of two mountain goats that passed less than one hour prior. If any predator can match the cliff-worthiness of mountain goats, it's the wolverine!

Recruited in open-flow aquaria. First time seeing this species.

same individual and location as Muir's observation https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/197285097

Must have emerged from firewood

Suillus variegatus (Sw.) Richon & Roze
Photo: N. Andreeva

Bowl traps. Alaska Bee Atlas sample no T5097

Obtained a subsistence permit for pike, successful ice fishing trip

Inside chinook salmon stomach

Unsuccessful pursuit of caribou