Scott Brovsky

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GM Happy Flower Friday. A mountain goat is a sea of yellow flowers

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Great to be back home in Gardiner and Yellowstone. I couldn’t find any wolves on Saturday, but a group of us watched this beautiful male coyote at Confluence in Lamar Valley.

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It is always a moment of excitement and joy when I come across an unexpected wolf track when I’m alone in the backcountry far from Yellowstone. The length of the track is 5.5 inches.

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GM Wild White Stallion in the last rays of the sunset as he feeds in the Salt River. Near Mesa Arizona.

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Beautiful capture

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Thank you. Yes, the coyotes are much harder to find here in the Arizona desert than in my home area of Yellowstone in the snow.

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GM Happy Tree Tuesday Battle scarred desert coyote. Zoom in to look at his snout. Photographed after sunset in the desert of the Tonto National Forest in Arizona.

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Beautiful capture

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A Great Blue Heron with a just caught fish at sunrise on the Salt River near Mesa, Arizona.

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A Coues Deer buck in an oak forested canyon in the mountains above the desert in Southern Arizona. Coues Deer are a subspecies of white-tailed deer that are native to the desert southwest and Arizona. Bucks are about 30 inches tall at the shoulder and weigh up to 100 pounds. For those of you familiar with white-tailed deer, check out his different tail in photo #2.

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For water Wednesday- a Moose mom and her calf feed in Floating Island Lake

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GM. Elegant Trogon eating pyracantha berries. Fun to join other birders here in Madera Canyon Arizona and add the Elegant Trogon to our “lifer” lists after two days of looking and waiting to see it.

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A pronghorn mom teaches her twin fawns what to watch out for in the American Serengeti aka Yellowstone’s Lamar Valley.

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Happy sunset Saturday. I photographed these bison grazing at sunset in Yellowstone National Park.

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A coyote in the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge near the Colorado River on the Arizona side. This coyote has an interestingly shaped face. They are definitely smaller here than our coyotes in Yellowstone and of course don’t have a thick winter coat here in the desert.

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Cheers to a great 2025 for all. I believe that my hard-core birder friends would back me up on this – the technical term for this flock of Yellow-headed and Red-winged Blackbirds is a big ass flock of birds. Photographed at the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge in Arizona.

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GM Two female Wild Burros and a foal at sunset in the Imperial National Wildlife Refuge in Southwest Arizona. Looks like they had just some back from feeding and cooling off in the muddy marsh area along the Colorado River.

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GM A coyote keeps an eye out for wolves that were just on this bison carcass in Slough Creek. Photographed at dusk in Yellowstone.

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