Bi-State Sage Grouse captured by D1H / 600f4 AFS
Staying up with gear updates is something photographers are marvels at doing. But I’ve come to find not so much when it comes to critters. And lets be honest here, keeping up with biological updates / changes is at best, a snore. Unless you’re a bit off like I am and find this information fascinating. And in this particular case keeping up with this provides WRP possible business avenues but more importantly avenues for environmental education with the public awareness.
The Greater Sage Grouse is an amazing bird that is in trouble. The Gunnison subspecies is pretty well know but not the Bi-State Sage Grouse which I just learned about today. I have spent hundreds of hours with this bird over the decades and that is very much a part of my Camera Bag, subject knowledge. It’s like our first teacher who taught how to write would say. “You write about a subject, you have to know about the subject!” This is so true for wildlife photography. So who knew, the Bi-State Sage Grouse?