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Using the journals of Lewis and Clark, Ken explores changes in the landscape and wildlife since the daring explorers visited the upper Missouri in the early 1800s. |
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Ken sees things that escape most of us. In this audio safari, he discusses some very interesting observations of Bald eagles in the wild yellowstone country. |
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Ken discusses his favorite canid of Yellowstone, the Red Fox. He will intrigue you with his keen observations of the Red Fox and its relationship with other wildlife in Yellowstone's Lamar Valley. |
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In the spring bears come out of hibernation with a big-time hunger after a long winter slumber. At the same time helpless newborn elk calves are abundant. Ken discusses the dramatic predator prey relationship of bears and elk during the Yellowstone spring. |
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Ken's excitement is evident as he instructs on bird watching and the field marks that allow us to identify birds at a glance... |
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There is a right way to watch wildlife with children. Ken makes some very interesting and insightful suggestions for getting the most out of wildlife watching with your kids and for that matter, without them! |
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