It's been a while since I've updated, sorry about that.
Nothing too big has been happening lately. Just getting to know all the new seasonal employees and starting all of this years fieldwork stuff.
Last week I got to help out with an aerial snow survey, which was fun. This involved loading up in a really small airplane and flying over a series of snow depth markers. These are just poles stuck in the ground with colored slats on them at 1 foot increments. You count how many slats aren't buried in the snow and subtract that from how many slats are on the pole and you know how many feet deep the snow is. Rocket science...
I got a new telephoto lens for my camera, so expect some good wildlife shots this season...
It's snowing here. Nothing like those May flurries. I bet all the girls are out working on their tans in Athens right now.
Wolverine tracks in the snow.
Taken from the window of a Cessna 185. Denali partially shrouded.
Not a sled dog!
Will, Me, and Ian on top of Cathedral Mountain. Ian's head is blocking Denali.
So HAPPY MOTHERS DAY to all the moms tomorrow, especially mine!