Camera Trap Codger

Approaching the Sierra Nevada at +20,000 feet. Mono Lake was a welcome sight yesterday as we returned from a few days in northern Virgin...

The ill-fated elephant named Ko-laung -- shortly before the ye-sin's fatal bite. The yesin (pronounced yay-sin), so well known among...

I'd never seen a chukar partridge at Chimineas until Craig sent this photo from our last camera trap set last year. Nor have I heard ...

The blasted cam is TOO CLOSE! Wet snow was blowing when I checked the screech owl box Saturday evening (March 19), and to my great surpr...

Looking toward Sierra Valley and its wetlands.   Once again good readers, I will be giving the camera trapping workshop at San Francisco...

Wet weather delayed my return to the beer can highway, but when it dried up I checked the cams. I surmounted the cut bank without acroba...

"Quiet!" I growled as Fred looked in the direction of an approaching pickup truck. We weren't well hidden, but the last th...