Wildlife

[The AD]

These guys are always entertaining.

[PassTheDutchie]

A few from the local environs:

After my lame attempt at humor, I actually spotted a coyote last night traipsing across a fairway of the local muni. Too fleet afoot for my Iphone pic, but a pretty impressive sighting for these parts. Pro-tip: soak your Pro-V's in wolf urine before you play to prevent varmints from absconding with your balls.

[isisis]

Was out for a little stroll down by the creek & almost stepped on this. Amazingly camouflaged. It never moved. Mom must have been nearby, I quickly moved on.

[~mikey b]

It looks cold. You should have rescued it.

[plugboots]

^^^Snort.

[The AD]

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Is this a rubber boa?

[stuckathuntermtn]

All signs point to yes

[plugboots]

Yup, Charina bottae I saw 3 this summer, I usually only see them maybe once. We saw 5 bears this year too. Actually 6, as we saw one on a morning run in Issaquah.

[andrew]

Moose when floating on Teton River:



One of my favorites from the spring this year, grizzly vs. wolf over an elk carcass:

[plugboots]

^^^ Woah. Nice. But ya know, I've had the elk medallians at Stiegler's so I get it.

[Skistack]

Griz win that one?

[andrew]

Nope, wolf was able to hold his own.

[babybear]

I'm amazed at how huge that wolf looks next to the bear
Super excellent shot

[Mazderati]

^ First thing I noticed. Either a small bear or werewolf.

[andrew]

^ First thing I noticed. Either a small bear or werewolf.

I'm amazed at how huge that wolf looks next to the bear
Super excellent shot

Thanks, I was thinking it was a pretty young bear, maybe first spring on his own? It would explain his inability to deal with the wolf (who is pretty old and probably more experienced with handling other predators).