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Well, yesterday was my 365th straight day going to photograph prairie dogs. They weren’t always out, but I always got a picture of their holes, or where their holes would be under 2 feet of snow.


I’d like to thank everyone who looked at my pictures and commented. I’d like to especially thank my regular commenter, without whom I would have been a lot more discouraged, and also I’d like to thank my occasional chauffeur without whom I’d have missed photographing on sick days. I’m continuing the project at my new site so there won’t be regular updates here, but I will post pictures from time to time, and not as many prairie dog ones.

The End!

Well, It’s been 51 weeks since I started my weekly prairie dog updates and on Feb 20th I will (hopefully) have gone to photograph the prairie dogs every day for a year. So, this week in review:

3 cold prairie dogs:

2 huddled coyotes

1 week to go.

So, although York didn’t see his shadow on Prairie Dog Day, we got 20 inches of snow the next day. I’m not sure I’ll have new pictures of anything but snow even by next week, so here’s one from earlier this month.
Since my family is 4 adults and 1 juvenile there hasn’t been much playing since the summer, but here I got to see a bit of rare wrasslin’.

When the weather is 65 and the sun is beating down on you in January, sometimes it’s best to just lay down and soak up the sun, seeing as how it’s likely to snow again any day.