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Should we chip in a few bucks for the server?

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To explain the title, I used to take 4-8,000 photos in a two-week period and when I got back, I'd pick out a couple hundred that I wanted to post-process, which was a long and tortuous series of steps. Which meant I would usually never get around to processing any of the other images. I recently got...

Yeah, I missed out on any good wolf shots this February trip. Had one chance but it was in a snowstorm and couldn't get focus.

Beautiful birds! You got 'em eating out of your hand...

Golden eagle in the Lamar Valley.

You have my good wishes for safe travels. The weather is a bit more volatile. You'll have plenty of sun, but you'll also have plenty of thunderstorms. Don't get spooked if a thunderstorm hits and don't turn around and go back. Pull over and wait it out. It won't last more than an hour, probably not ...

I hope you have the lodging already booked because that gets reserved very quickly. My advice would be to get out early, before dawn, and go someplace like the Lamar or the Hayden, get there at dawn to catch the wildlife and the sunrise. Then around 8 or 9, go somewhere and go hiking/walking, either...