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As usual, ravens and bison were the most consistent subjects in winter.
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I had my best otter encounter in a couple years (over an hour).
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Winter is the only time of year I enjoy visiting Norris Geyser Basin. The thermophilic algae there really pops at this time of year.
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We had some nice wildlife moments in the interior during my tour with all three canid species.
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We saw 6-7 foxes one day from the snow coach, but this was the only one that got close.
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As mentioned in my black and white article, I enjoyed working on abstracts on this trip.
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One of the trip highlights definitely had to be our double weasel encounter. This one caught four voles in an hour!
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Check out the full Yellowstone Winter 2020 Wildlife & Scenery gallery.
Max