I am not entirely sure why I am doing a post with winter photos when it is August. Maybe it is because we keep having days over 100 degrees and I am longing for some cooler weather. But, what do I know? I'm not Freud ----- or, Columbo.
I also don't remember why I was at Ninepipe National Wildlife Refuge in the dead of winter. I think I was in Western Montana primarily for the National Bison Range, National Wildlife Refuge and thought I would see what was at Ninepipe. The short answer is not much in the way of wildlife --- except for these two Ice Fisherman out in the middle of the lake. I always think of Minnesota when I think of Ice Fishing, but it obviously happens in Montana too.
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| Fishing on Ninepipe Lake, Ninepipe National Wildlife Refuge, Montana |
On the other hand, when you get up into Alberta, and the temperature is minus 11 degrees, the only living animals you can find are those that don't have warm homes. Such is the case with these two Caribou that were out in the middle of Medicine Lake.
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| Caribou on Medicine Lake, Jasper National Park, Alberta |
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