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Silver Phase Red Fox on Fence

Silver Phase Red Fox Stalking

Laughing Jack Running with a Rabbit

Always on Watch

Violet-Green Swallow in the Rain

Hooded Merganser at Sunset

Short-eared Owl Awake

Short-eared Owl Asleep

Unsworth Barred Owl

Watchful Marten

Sooty Grouse in Fall Blueberries

Sharp-shinned hawk

Sharp-shinned hawk

Sharp-shinned hawk

Gray-crowned rosy-finch in sagebrush

Pika and its Hay Pile

Golden Pond Beaver

Moose - Early Spring (NH)

Moose - Early Spring (NH)

Red Squirrel (NH)

American Dipper (WA)

Moose - Early Spring (NH)

Golden Pond Beaver

American Dipper (WA)

American Dipper - eating a larvae (WA)

Beaver on Lost Lake

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Eastern chipmunk (Tamias striatus) A photo from b

Eastern chipmunk (Tamias striatus)

A photo from back during my trip to NH. After spending a couple field seasons studying small mammals, and handling hundreds of chipmunks, I never thought I'd miss these seemingly impossibly loud little guys. I can't tell you the number of times I've mistaken chipmunk scurrying for some other animal. I've even heard moose move more quietly.

#chipmunk #smammal #scurry #newhampshire #cute #nikonz6ii #nikon500pf #nikon #wildlifephotography #wildlife #mammal #furry

A pair of mountain goats are all but tiny white sp

A pair of mountain goats are all but tiny white specks on the side of this massive cliff face. It seems impossible that they can survive in such a rugged terrain all year, yet this is where they are in their element. Out of reach from terrestrial predators mountain goats are able to raise their young in relative safety. However, where golden eagles still soar, mountain goats, both juveniles and adults, are preyed upon. Today though, they were content to graze and nap as I observed them from the opposite ridge.

Believe it or not, this photo is a composite of nearly 70 photos taken with my 500mm lens. For reference, the opposite ridge where they were was approximately 3/4 of a mile away from where I sat. I thought it would be interesting to give a sense of just how rugged, steep, vast, and isolated their mountainous homes are. They rarely venture into dense forest because that is where they are most likely to be ambushed by predators, such as cougar, coyote, wolf, and bear. Thus, there mountain homes can also fragment their populations, preventing genetic exchange.

As our climate warms, and the treeline pushes ever higher due to decreased snowfall, this could lead to greater fragmentation of populations that will perish over time due to a myriad of problems, including inbreeding. This is just one more reason for humans to double down on our commitments to reducing the warming of this beautiful planet.

#mtrainiernationalpark #mountaingoat #mountains #mountaineers #steep #rocky #forest #nationalpark #spring #beautifulmountains #awesome #heights #cliff #nikonz6ii #nikon #nikon500pf #wildlifephotography #landscapephotography

Mother black bear and cubs in a nursery tree in Ne

Mother black bear and cubs in a nursery tree in New Hampshire. Large white pines on the edges of wetlands and fields in New England are used by mother bears to put their cubs up and away, in a safe spot. I believe this was the same mother and cubs I ran into only days before. Judging by the size of the cubs, these are yearlings.

#blackbear #bear #newhampshire #newengland #bearcub #mothersday

Spring in New Hampshire. When I fly out to NH this

Spring in New Hampshire. When I fly out to NH this Friday, it will be exactly one year since I left the east coast and moved to Washington. I'm looking forward to spending the next week getting back in touch with the familiar landscapes and critters that helped me start my journey as a photographer, some three years ago.

#newhampshire

Some more photos from my time with @alyrenwildlife

Some more photos from my time with @alyrenwildlife and @staywildmedia a couple weeks ago 🦊

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