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Category Archives: Mammals
Animal #62 — West Indian Manatee
trichechus manatus Saturday, January 19, 2013 Blue Spring Run — Blue Spring State Park, Florida The 73-degree water of Blue Spring draws a large population of manatees every winter. There were over 70 there on the day of our visit. … Continue reading
Animal #61 — Mountain Goat
oreamnos americanus Sunday, September 16, 2012 Needles Highway — Custer State Park, South Dakota When we started feeding the chipmunks, we had the overlook to ourselves, but several other people showed up. I heard a man say something about goats … Continue reading
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Wildlife Loop Road
We spent Saturday morning driving the roads through Custer State Park, with a side trip into Wind Cave National Park. The bison were penned in, I know, but it didn’t feel like they were — those parks are large. Western … Continue reading
Begging Burros
Years ago, burros were used to carry tourists up to the top of Harney Peak. When the concession closed down, the burros were released into the wild. They thrive in a semi-tame state along the Wildlife Loop Road, begging for … Continue reading
Wind Cave National Park — The Park
I was more interested in the parts of Wind Cave National Park that are above ground than I was in the cave. I asked a ranger in the visitor center and was directed off the normal, more-crowded tour road onto … Continue reading