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Heath: It’s What’s for Dinner
A Collared Pika chowing down on some Black Crowberry. It wolfed down a whole branch right in front of me.
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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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Autumn Pika
From last year, a Collared Pika on a cloudy day in the Talkeetna Mountains. I’m back in Alaska again, officially here to “photograph Moose,” but at this point I think we all know it’s just a cover story to spend the rest of the week chasing the perfect pika landscape.
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The Forager
Before this trip, I didn’t have any photos of a Collared Pika gathering hay for the winter. When I found this spot where a pika was foraging on the other side of a small ridge, I knew I could get that shot and more: a pika foraging in the scenic landscape of the Talkeetna mountains.…
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Fat Pika Week
In honor of #fatpikaweek, here’s a Collared Pika looking nice and chonky on top of its favorite rock.
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Pika Portrait
The Collared Pikas were good to me on my trip to Alaska. Look at this noble rock rabbit!
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The Watcher
A Collared Pika scans the tundra for threats before venturing away from the safety of the talus.
