The day broke clear and cold and the sunrise foretold another dry day. The lack of precipitation this season is concerning. With last year’s historic flooding, resources on the Preserve have abounded, causing all the wildlife to thrive and produce

The Preserve was peaceful and quiet in the early morning fog. It’s funny how the thick moisture in the air dampens sound and makes everything feel silent and timeless. We gathered before 7am and headed out to see who moseyed

There was frost on the ground as we started out in the foggy chill and the road to the Preserve was deep in fog as the sun rose this morning. The Preserve’s Visitor Center has a ‘Caution slippery walkway’ sign

The government shutdown was in place over the weekend but that didn’t slow our lion camera crew down one little bit.  When we came in for the camera checks today on Monday, we had no access to the Visitor Center,

Like any good story, our day began with a dark and foggy morning…! The crew has decided we can meet at 8am going forward until the warm weather comes.  While early starts are always good, we’ll start an hour later