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Marty the Marmot Originally uploaded by Chuck Rogers. Here’s a great photo from Chuck Rogers of one of the Yosemite High Country’s more colorful residents, the yellow bellied marmot. This one seems to have the same expression that all of the marmots I’ve happened across have. They seem to be thinking, “big stupid humans”. Usually…

Coyote in Yosemite Originally uploaded by cbruno. Christopher Bruno took this awesome closeup of a coyote in Yosemite. You can check out more of Christopher’s photos over at Flickr or on his personal website at Cbruno.com. Nice work, Christopher.

AGF00011 Originally uploaded by Ambitious Wench. From the footbridge at Housekeeping Camp Edie captures a picture of a very, very full Merced River with Upper Yosemite Falls in the distance.

Camera in hand, Edie takes a walk around the Valley to give us a look at the aftermath of the May 16th flood in Yosemite Valley. Edie: “With camera in hand, and the laptop in my backpack, I headed out this morning to take pictures of the flood damage. The first stop was over to…

AGF00056 Originally uploaded by Ambitious Wench. Edie posted a bunch of pics of Yosemite Valley and the flooding. Great shots, Edie.

AGF00003 Originally uploaded by Ambitious Wench. As you all may have heard this year has been exceptionally wet for the Sierra Nevada. In fact, Yosemite’s snowpack is around 180% of normal. Edie, our reporter in the field, sent along this message: “Indian creek is under flood watch at Tecoya housing area, across the road from…

AGF00030 Originally uploaded by Ambitious Wench. One of my friends I’ve made through Flickr, Ambitious Wench (aka Edie), is lucky enough to spend some time working in the Park and experiencing Yosemite on a first hand basis. From her photostream on Flickr comes this great shot of rising fog in the trees. Very nice. Keep…

The New York Times ran a nice piece on the splendor of the waterfalls in Yosemite this year. This year is the wettest year we’ve seen in Yosemite in a long time and it’s evident in the multitude of waterfalls that seem to be pouring forth from every nook and cranny around the Valley. This…

Alex took this awesome picture of a coyote in Yosemite National Park. Coyotes abound in the park at the lower elevations and are very used to humans. Like all animals in the park you should be mindful of their presence and protect your food. Not for you, for them. Animals receiving even the smallest bit…