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A narrative of this hike is available here:' midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2022/06/twin-lakes-hike-2022.html

There is a narrative report here. midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2022/01/sierra-nevada-bighorn-sheep-january-2022.html

The narrative of this trip is here. midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2021/08/denali-national-park-8-hour-bus-tour.html

The clear shots of Denali were the following morning at a pull out about 9 miles into the park.

There is a background story on this Here. midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2021/08/the-valley-of-ten-thousand-smokes-tour.html

A narrative is available Here: midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2021/08/grizzly-bears-at-brooks-falls-ak-dale.html

A narrative with photos is available here. midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2021/08/six-day-goddard-canyon-area-hike.html

The narrative to this hike can be found here. midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2021/07/lamarck-col-as-day-hike-bridge-too-far.html

A narrative with particulars is available here. midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2021/06/dinkey-lakes-mystery-and-swede-lakes.html

I would also note that the female (larger bird on the right) is about 1/3 larger than the male which is typical of raptors.

The narrative to this video is here.midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2020/08/honeymoon-lake-to-granite-park-part-ii.html

The narrative for this trip is here: midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2020/08/pine-creek-trail-to-honeymoon-lake-part.html

The longer narrative is here:midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2020/07/florence-lake-to-martha-lake.html

The narrative for this hike is here: midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2020/07/yosemite-day-hike-to-illilouette-falls.html

The narrative to this story is here. midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2020/07/bald-eagles-raise-family-at-millerton.html

Correction #536 not #556. There is a narrative here: midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2020/01/normal-0-false-false-false-en-us-x-none.html

That photograph is of Steve Yeager and his Grand Dog Moose tracking a mountain lion. This was photographed with a Sony 200-600mm lens with a 1.4 TC and cropped. The camera was a Sony A7R4. Your can support the recovery of the sheep here: sierrabighorn.org/

There is a narrative account of this hike here: midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2019/09/day-hike-to-treasure-lakes.html

The narrative story on this hike can be found here: midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2019/08/day-hike-from-south-lake-to-chocolate.html

Here are graphics and a narrative of this hike. midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2019/08/the-north-fork-of-big-pine-creek-2019.html

Thank you for capturing this activity

What happened to other chick?

But how that hawk egg came to eagle nest ?

That is a awesome story!

This is one of the most incredible behaviour stories I've seen - fantastic - thanks!

I wrote a narrative of this hike with photos on my blog Mid Sierra Musings Here: midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2019/05/hike-to-stevenson-creek-falls-may-2019.html

Correction. It is called the "Million Dollar Mile" because when the road was built, it cost that much to build it per mile.

This happens more than people think...ty for sharing

This was recorded in 4K. Select 4K by clicking on the gear icon if it doesn't show in 4K

Is part of the trail on a stock trail --- that is, overly dusty?

That’s a lot of white water. I spent time at the Kern in 2017 and the water was high and ice cold in late August. I imagine 2019 will see the same heavy flows all over the Sierras. Nice digitized image in the kayak. That’s an adventure most will never experience.

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WOW such a great story thank you for sharing !

Great footage of some beautiful birds.

Most graphics and a narrative of this hike can be found here: midsierramusing.blogspot.com/2018/09/day-hike-to-brainerd-lake-along-south.html

Great, Dale and thank you very much to share a such beautiful story to a fan of last year little Spunky the one from Vancouver Island

Jaime Ray Jaime Ray 6 years ago Thank you Mr. Matson for posting the interview with Rev. Morton Kelsey. I have read many of his books beginning with The Other Side of Silence back in the early 80's. His insightful work and the counseling I received from both he and Jeanne Thomas have stayed with me for all these years. His was an example to follow! His work gave me the tools I needed to get through the many challenges year after year. He is a very dear soul. Examples, guidance and disciplines found in his writings have had a positive and lasting impact on me. Watching these recordings, listening to him speak again brings back many fond memories. dematson dematson 4 days ago Hi Jaime, Morton was a brilliant man, a spiritual man and a gentle soul. I am honored to have known him.

The eagle nestlings also fledged about 20 days after the hawk.

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Is this the same nest that raised the hawk that has already fledged?

Where can I find your blog? Fascinating.

I don't know what happened to the other comments. Sorry they are missing.

Cruling climb poor trail Not maintained Don't think about it Dollar lake out and over is a decent trip

@2:52 We have the first appearance of the 3rd chick. At this point we felt this was a runt eagle.

Amazing footage! You have a great big horn collection on your channel. Nice work.

nice video with good shots of the trail signs. I'm planning this trip in the summer, was going to do 4 nights with a down day at Rae lakes so we can check out 60 lake basin. I was curious how long from Rae lakes to 60 lake basin? Wondering if we would have time to get back there on day 2 to camp there rather than Rae lakes? We would be starting from Charlotte lake on day 2 heading towards rae lakes. Any advice or tips would be appreciated. Do you recommend 60 lake over Rae lakes?

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Thanks for sharing this. I am contemplating this route. Curious how late in the season you went? It would be good to know that stream at the camp area is running strong in mid-August to lessen the water load going up. I have done self-navigation at Upper Crabtree Pass to Whitney Pass, as well as Boundary Peak. Those were both pretty stressful. Sounds like this is that level of effort so I don't know why I'm contemplating it again. : )

Great footage of the herd on the move. The lead ram look like he’s 300 pounds. Thanks for posting.