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About this photo: Gazing past the photographer she finds interest
elsewhere
Gazing past Dean, this wolf keeps an eye on Leo. Sauntering
over towards him, she is again very interested in Leo as he
reclines in the tall grass. |
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About this photo: Peek-a-boo!
Jumping up and over this fallen tree trunk, our friend plays
a game of Hide-and-Seek. One minute hiding on the far side
of the tree, the next posing for a photo and then climbing
under to approach the camera, she plays for a few minutes
longer until deciding to move on. As she crosses back
through the river, we are once again alone. Not lonely, just
alone. This has been an incredible afternoon for us to have
been accepted by and have experienced Alaska’s wilderness. |
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About this photo: A hazy horizon
Enveloped in a surreal pinkish-yellow haze, visibility has
been reduced by the recent fires in the area. Mad Dog
Voyager sits idly by in Endicott Arm, in a spot safe from
floating icebergs, waiting for our return as we continue
exploring shore side and do a little river running in the
catamaran dinghy. |
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About this photo: “Oops, forgot my shampoo - better go back”
As we watched in amazement, we tracked this wolf (another)
running flat out across a grassy patch, down the beach and,
without slowing or hesitating, “Splash!” right into the
water and continued on swimming! With a few species of birds
in the waters, including Gulls and Scoters, some molting and
unable to fly, this wolf may have thought of a little fowl
for dinner. Unfortunately, the Gulls and Scoters were able
to swim, flap and flounder far enough to stay out of the
hungry jaws. Better luck next time… |
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