Titan's 300-foot-high sand dunes were formed by westerly wind
Kathy Meader
“As we went on moving the sheep back to the field they were suppose to be in we discovered the kill in the straw," Ranch owner Art Swannack said.
Swannack said before they found the kill, his wife saw a wolf on the ridge, a rare occurrence for the Lamont area.
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BobShannon
While market shares have tumbled for many of the county’s early openers, overall sales continued to rise in November as the nascent industry grabs a foothold in the market. Customers at the county’s eight pot shops spent 22 percent more on recreational marijuana last month than they did in August.
Sales figures reported to the Washington Liquor Control Board have local officials jockeying for a piece of the growing tax revenue pie, while shop owners scramble for customers who have more options.
RobFry
Humpback whales, the gigantic, endangered mammals known for their
haunting underwater songs, have been approaching New York City in
greater numbers than even old salts can remember.
Naturalists aboard whale-watching boats have seen humpbacks in the Atlantic Ocean within a mile of the Rockaway peninsula, part of New York's borough of Queens, within sight of Manhattan's skyscrapers.
"It is truly remarkable, within miles of the Empire State Building, to have one of the largest and most charismatic species ever to be on this planet," said Howard Rosenbaum, director of the Ocean Giants program at the Wildlife Conservation Society.
Naturalists aboard whale-watching boats have seen humpbacks in the Atlantic Ocean within a mile of the Rockaway peninsula, part of New York's borough of Queens, within sight of Manhattan's skyscrapers.
"It is truly remarkable, within miles of the Empire State Building, to have one of the largest and most charismatic species ever to be on this planet," said Howard Rosenbaum, director of the Ocean Giants program at the Wildlife Conservation Society.
Mt Leona
Bob Shannon
Salmon, other marine species will move north as water warms
Bob Shannon both upper and below
Three ranchers say roundup searches in recent weeks in the hills and gulches on the remote summer range where the cattle graze have come up empty in two counties.
I saw this along Highway 1 N of Cur on the Kettle River side.
I forget whether there was some sort of gripe or not but it sure
turned many heads, including the cougars. YES it was a real cougar head.
I forget whether there was some sort of gripe or not but it sure
turned many heads, including the cougars. YES it was a real cougar head.
That’s the counterintuitive outcome of a look at 25 years of wolf management statistics in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming by a Washington researcher wondering how wolf populations might affect his state.
“People are afraid of grizzlies, black bears and cougars, but the wolf thing is really different,” said Rob Wielgus, who’s been studying how predators and people interact since 1981.
http://missoulian.com/lifestyles/recreation/killing-wolves-could-hurt-not-help-livestock-study-finds/article_240035d8-9e7f-577a-a528-72eb7506bb27.html
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