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The normal goings on along the Poudre River by Mark Curtis, on Flickr

Mess with the RAM, you get the HORNS by Mark Curtis, on Flickr

Uncle Rico the Ram, betting the other bighorns he could eat his way to the other side of the mountain by Mark Curtis, on Flickr

Rico asking if I wanted a piece of this by Mark Curtis, on Flickr

On a recent overnight backpack trip to McCurdy Park in the Lost Creek Wilderness, around sunset this moose decided to become my camp buddy. During the night, woke me up a few times making noises. And the next morning when I got up to view the sunrise he/she was about 60 to 100 feet from my camp. I was impressed just to see a moose, let alone to share a camp with one. What a surreal experience that was.
My theory is, this moose figured if a bear showed up he/she only had to outrun me and not the bear .
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Saw this today, nearly as big as my hand.

Think it's is a Dark Fishing Spider...any arachnologists out there?

EGAD I’d rather run into a grizzly than a spider that size.

Yea, it was a little freaky, as I put my hand on the rock to balance myself as I was wading in the water across the boulder strewn bottom and I see this thing a few inches from my hand.

Blue Heron fishing & a Fledgling hawk watching a parent hawk take flight.
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Good moments you captured there

Went kayaking at Rampart Reservoir and got see a young Bald Eagle and the parent hanging out in the trees. 1st time seeing a young one. Pretty cool.
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Coyote looks back, GIla National Forest by Mark Curtis, on Flickr

Not a very clear shot because they were so far away but wild turkeys walking the fence line a couple days ago on our property.