Not a normal winter month in the Tetons but we have stayed on course with annual precipitation. The month was warmer than average with low precipitation. Early season storms keep the snowpack near normal. The month ends with hard and frozen snow conditions, some bears emerging early from their winter dens and no snow in the town of Jackson. The month of February was warm but ended with a cold … [Read more...]
Fall settles in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Change is in the air. It's mating season for most of the larger animals to ensure the young are born in the spring. The bull elk bugle to attract females and establish territories. Berries hang heavy on the bushes and feed the bears, moose and many birds. Squirrels are seen cashing nuts and feasting on mushrooms. Aspens quake with yellow leaves and snow begins to cover the high peaks. It's a … [Read more...]