Farther east...

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Posted by Granite Head (63.166.31.240) on 09:27:58 07/10/21

In Reply to: More Storm Point posted by Granite Head

We always drive slowly around the Lake Butte area, and once in a great while we catch sight of a grizzly or two: "Raspberry" with a cub, or her long-since grown up daughter, "Snow" who has not yet appeared with a cub but still occupies the territory where she grew up. On this trip did see one solo grizz, could have been Snow, at near-by Mary Bay, but it was a too far for a good look or photo.

But from the top of Lake Butte, there is plenty else to look at. That whole area burned in August of 2003, and is only gradually, and patchily regenerating. Looking here at the Absaroka Range, and a LOT of old burned snags, for instance!

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Signs of life at Lake Butte - Granite Head 09:32:20 07/10/21 (10)
- More beauty at our feet - Granite Head 09:34:11 07/10/21 (9)
  - Never forget to look up, down, and all around - Granite Head 09:38:15 07/10/21 (8)
    - Splendor in the water - Granite Head 09:40:08 07/10/21 (7)
      - Evening at Fishing Bridge - Granite Head 17:32:36 07/10/21 (6)
        
        And, speaking of Fishing Bridge - Granite Head 17:35:03 07/10/21 (5)
        
        Owl Bingo! - Granite Head 17:37:17 07/10/21 (4)
        
        And a little later in June... - Granite Head 17:51:39 07/10/21 (3)
        
        Yes, but what are they? - Granite Head 17:56:21 07/10/21 (2)
        
        Yes, but what is it? - Granite Head 18:01:27 07/10/21 (1)
        
        Wounderful - Family Man 11:53:49 09/22/22 (0)

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