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- 1Bull moose photographed scratching its back in Grand Teton●A bull moose scratching his back, Grand Teton National Park. November, 2021. 📷 Fujifilm X-T3 + XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM
A wildlife photograph shows a bull moose scratching its back in Grand Teton National Park, taken in November 2021. The image was shot on a Fujifilm X-T3 with a 100-400mm lens at 400mm, 1/500s, f/8, ISO 2000, and is being shared and appreciated by nature and photography enthusiasts.
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Anchorage residents have reported an unusually busy stretch of wildlife encounters, according to Alaska's News Source. The reports suggest animals such as bears or moose may have been spotted in and around the city more frequently than usual over the past week, drawing local attention to coexistence with urban wildlife.
- 3Seven baseball diamonds found in Grand Teton and Yellowstone●Photo Friday: MLB in Grand Teton? We found seven existing or recent baseball diamonds in that park and in Yellowstone —
WyoFile reports that researchers identified seven existing or recent baseball diamonds inside Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone, located at Moose, Moran, Old Faithful, Mammoth, West Thumb, Canyon Village and Fishing Bridge. The outlet published aerial photos of each site in its Photo Friday feature, raising the question of whether MLB could ever play in a national park setting.
- 4Wyoming asks hunters to spare collared wildlife▼Try not to shoot collared wildlife, Wyoming Game and Fish asks
Wyoming Game and Fish is asking hunters to avoid shooting animals wearing research collars. The department's request, reported by the Billings Gazette, is aimed at protecting GPS-collared elk, deer, moose and other wildlife whose collars provide scientists with vital data on migration patterns and population health. Hunters are being reminded that collared animals can still be legally taken in some cases, but sparing them helps ongoing research efforts.
- 5Wildlife photographer returns from Sweden empty-handed, turns lens on Berlin squirrels●Moin ihr Lieben, bin zurück aus Schweden, wo ich leider keine Elche oder Biber vor die Kamera bekam... Die Neuköllner Hö
A German nature photographer has returned from a trip to Sweden without managing to photograph the moose or beavers they had hoped for. Back home, they found the squirrels of Berlin's Neukölln district far more reliable subjects, sharing new squirrel photos that are drawing warm responses from nature and wildlife photography enthusiasts.