Vanish Act – Can You See the Blue Fox?
A blue fox blends into the volcanic stone of Alaska’s St. Paul Island.
And last week’s sea dragon:
Vanish Act – Can You See the Leafy Seadragon?
The Leafy Seadragon is found only in the coastal waters of southern Australia near Kangaroo Island.
And last week’s Marmot:
Vanish Act – Can You See the Yellow-bellied Marmot?
A Yellow-bellied Marmot watches for predators in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
There was an interesting article in the NY Times on the effects of global warming on yellow-bellied marmot populations. They like the heat (the pikas don’t).
And last week’s manits:
Vanish Act – Can You See the Mantis?
And last week’s snowy Plover:
Vanish Act – Can You See the snowy plover?
And last week’s gray wolf:
Vanish Act – Can You See the Ermine?
Heat wave? What heat wave!?!
Ermine in Alaska
And last week’s gray wolf:
Vanish Act – Can You See the gray wolf?
A gray wolf, tired from tracking a caribou, naps in the rocky riverbed of Denali National Park’s Toklat River.
And last week’s doe:
Vanish Act – Can You See the Spectacled Caiman?
How many spectacled caiman hatchlings are lurking in the swamp cabbage?
And last week’s Western Toad:
Vanishing Act – Can You See the Western Toad?
A Western Toad hides among a mosaic of of lichen and moss in Oregon.
And last week’s Blue Dacnis:
Vanishing Act – Can You See the Blue Dacnis?
Blue Dacnis, Panama
And last week’s seahorse:
