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Everything you need to know about snowy owls. How can you see or photograph a snowy owl safely and responsibly? What is an irruption year? We asked Scott Kruitbosch of the Roger Tory Peterson Institute in Jamestown, New York to tell us all he knows about snowy owls and how to keep them safe. Scott also filled us in on snowy owl behavior, where to see them, and his work in snowy owl conservation at the RTPI.

Responsible-Tourism, Wildlife-Viewing-SafetyRoberta KravetteNovember 22, 2023snowy owl, Roger Tory Peterson Institute, birdwatching, Wildlife photography, Endangered Species Comments

7 Days Photographing the Most Majestic Parks in America

For the seven days two friends explored and photographed wildlife in “the most majestic National Parks in the County”, Wyoming’s Yellowstone National Park and Montana’s Grand Tetons National Park. They found babies galore and grizzly bears, black bears, cinnamon black bears, big horn sheep, moose, plus they answered the important question: Can a single pronghorn outsmart a pair of coyotes?

Responsible-Tourism, Wildlife-PhotographyJim FennessyJune 27, 2018Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, Wildlife photography, Wyoming, Montana, Black Bear, Grizzly Bear, Bison, Badgers, sunset Comments