by MacNeil | Feb 20, 2016 | Field Notes
I thought this out a few years back… Many a former client of mine thought it was just perfect and there was a moment when I thought, that maybe, I should “trademark” the idea! Well, that’s not really what I cared to do… What I really wanted was to share my knowledge...
by MacNeil | Feb 18, 2016 | Field Notes
Winter Photo Workshop February 4-6, 2016 With the guidance of two phenomenal National Geographic Creative Photographers, Robbie George and Barrett Hedges, a group of enthusiastic photographers from all walks of life met to enjoy Yellowstone winter wonders. Three...
by MacNeil | Feb 11, 2016 | Field Notes
February 11, 2016 After many seasons of watching fox in Yellowstone’s ecosystem, I have never been present at the time an adult fox returns to a prey cache (collection of items in a hidden or discrete location). Early this morning, a good friend, Robbie stopped with...
by MacNeil | Feb 1, 2016 | Field Notes |
Field Notes: Yellowstone’s Northern Range, February 1, 2016 Today was a wonderful day… I can’t say the next sentence without a smile on my face… In our household, today was what has been referred to as ‘Daddy Daughter Day’. It was one of those days when I got up...
by MacNeil | Jan 31, 2016 | Wildlife |
Canyon Wolf Pack Hunt, Part I – Nature Does Not Always Paint a Pretty Picture September 27, 2012 Today, less than 60 yards away from our vehicle the Canyon Pack isolated a cow elk and chased her down the hill, across the street and into the trees immediately...