This not so little bullsnake was sunning itself in freshly cut alfalfa hay
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Monarch Butterflies in Wyoming
Wyoming Monarch populations may prove important for the survival of the species
Autumn Wyoming Milky Way
My modest rookie luck should be credited to Wyoming’s beautiful, light-pollution-free night skies.
Cutter Races a Wyoming Tradition
Cutter racing has roots in Thayne, Wyoming
Light in the Barn
I’d rather clean the barn than clean the house.
Lewisia rediviva: Legendary Native Plant
Pursh gave it the species name rediviva, which is Latin for revived, or live again.
A Cow Horse I Once Knew
He seemed to think it was part of his big-sky-cow-horse persona to buck; even at his ripe old age of 26
Mountain Goats of Wyoming
The goats’ ability to easily traverse treacherously steep terrain is legendary.
Wyoming Rock Art
The specific meanings of the images seem less important to me than the awareness of humans passing through and leaving symbols of their passing
Carrying the Silence
…an unfathomable silence that has the power to re-form you…
People of the Past
I wasn’t looking for artifacts, I was just hiking along an old Wyoming two-track. Finding flakes and flake tools was not a surprise: artifacts are scattered all across the high plains of Wyoming, sometimes in surprising density, and sometimes, like this time, a single deposit. Medicine Lodge, a site in northern Wyoming, has been inhabited…
A Few Grey Hairs
Yes, he has a few grey hairs on his muzzle, but his eyes are just as keen as ever. He’s chased cattle and gathered sheep and has been my constant companion of late. He can’t speak, but he can talk. He talks with his eyes, or with his ears, and he’s been known to tap…
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