You can never be sure who’s watching as night falls over the city.
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Fall Back
If you’re in North America, remember that it’s time to set your clocks back this weekend. Don’t be like this Ermine who forget to change his coat before the first snows came!
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Pika Portrait
Everyone is in for a treat for the next few weeks, because I have American Pika photos to share alongside the Collared Pika shots I’ve been posting. This American Pika was kind enough to pose for me on what had otherwise been a pretty slow evening.
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Lanky
Similar to with larger cousins, the wolves, Katmai Red Foxes are a bit smaller and lankier than other populations as a result of a diet more heavily focused on marine life.
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Snowy Rock Rabbit
Pikas, as everyone knows, are lagomorphs, from the same family as rabbits and hares. I think the pika is looking especially bunnish in this photo.
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Orange Sherbet Skies
We got some outstanding light during our trip to Katmai this summer.
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Table For Two
What’s better than a Great Horned Owl sitting in a tree as fog rolls into the Golden Gate and the sunsets pops off above the Marin Headlands? How about two owls sitting in the same tree?
It’s always a treat when you get two GHOs perching near each other in the same tree. I couldn’t believe my luck when I had two of them with such an incredible setting.
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Stillness
A Brown Bear fishing on a quiet morning in Katmai. For two fulls days, we saw and heard nothing but wildlife. No cars, no people, no planes. Just bears, foxes, and birds.
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