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Join me in my adventures in Yellowstone National Park. I've spent a lifetime exploring public lands, and I'm currently enjoying wandering in the sublime Yellowstone backcountry.
"Life is a dog and then you die. No, no, life is a joyous dance through daffodils beneath cerulean blue skies. And then? I forget what happens next." Edward Abbey
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Saturday, May 16, 2009 at 09:11PM Regular readers of my blog will recall my pronghorn friend, Andy, who hangs out near my home in Yellowstone. Andy's been away for his winter vacation, but this week he returned to his old haunts. I took a photo of him napping this afternoon. I'm glad to see that Andy survived another winter--he's a tough old guy.
Andy's Back
Reader Comments (3)
So how do you know it's Andy, and not some other Pronghorn of similar age/stature?
I have been meaning to ask you about Andy. Glad he is back.
Just checked your temp--86.4, just about 50 here. Downright chilly.
That's our Andy (or Peanut as some other Yellowstone residents call him). I guess it could be a pretty good impostor, but he's the only pronghorn to hang around our warehouse alone.