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Hamhed · Sunday 18th March 2012, 00:22

Hi, all -
I'm planning a trip to the Tetons and Yellowstone this June. I'm wondering if Oliver Scott's "Birder's Guide to Wyoming" of 1992 is the latest for the state or if there is a birding guide book for just those two parks.
Thanks -
Steve

Mysticete · Sunday 18th March 2012, 00:37

I think there is a books specifically on the birds of Yellowstone, although I don't think it is a birdfinding guide per se.

If you are interested in mammals, this is also a good reference:

http://www.maxwaugh.com/yellowstone/map.php

Hamhed · Sunday 18th March 2012, 12:01

Interesting interactive map, Mysticete. Too bad it doesn't include badger, high on our most wanted list. The link to the Yellowstone forum is helpful.
Thanks -

Steve

Mysticete · Sunday 18th March 2012, 16:10

For badger, staking out a prairie dog town is a pretty good idea. This last summer I basically saw Badgers on ever trip to a local NWR if I went in the morning. Badgers can be active pretty much any time of day in summer, and in the right habitat are not TOO hard to find.

Sunday 18th March 2012, 00:22	#1
Hamhed Registered User Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Asheville, North Carolina, USA Posts: 569	Advice for western Wyoming trip Hi, all - I'm planning a trip to the Tetons and Yellowstone this June. I'm wondering if Oliver Scott's "Birder's Guide to Wyoming" of 1992 is the latest for the state or if there is a birding guide book for just those two parks. Thanks - Steve

Sunday 18th March 2012, 00:37	#2
Mysticete Registered User Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Wyoming, USA Posts: 2,341 My location	I think there is a books specifically on the birds of Yellowstone, although I don't think it is a birdfinding guide per se. If you are interested in mammals, this is also a good reference: http://www.maxwaugh.com/yellowstone/map.php __________________ World: 1086, ABA: 613 Last Lifer: Black Rosy-Finch Last ABA: Black Rosy-Finch Mammal: 218 Herp: 170

Sunday 18th March 2012, 16:10	#4
Mysticete Registered User Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Wyoming, USA Posts: 2,341 My location	For badger, staking out a prairie dog town is a pretty good idea. This last summer I basically saw Badgers on ever trip to a local NWR if I went in the morning. Badgers can be active pretty much any time of day in summer, and in the right habitat are not TOO hard to find. __________________ World: 1086, ABA: 613 Last Lifer: Black Rosy-Finch Last ABA: Black Rosy-Finch Mammal: 218 Herp: 170

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Sunday 18th March 2012, 12:01	#3
Hamhed Registered User Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Asheville, North Carolina, USA Posts: 569	Interesting interactive map, Mysticete. Too bad it doesn't include badger, high on our most wanted list. The link to the Yellowstone forum is helpful. Thanks - Steve

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