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chronivore · 1 year

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Bill Mayer

#Bill Mayer #north american bison #bison folk #weird west

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snototter · 8 months

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An American bison (Bison bison) covered in snow in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

by Sean Crane

#american bison #american buffalo #bovines #bison bison #bison #bovidae #artiodactyla #mammalia #chordata #wildlife: wyoming #wildlife: usa #wildlife: north america

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thomaswaynewolf · 5 months

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#Theodore Roosevelt national park #North Dakota #adventure #travel #my photo #badlands #bison #American Buffalo #aesthetic #landscape #photography #scenery #wildlife

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wildlifetracker · 1 month

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American bison (Bison bison). Sage Creek Campground, Badlands National Park, South Dakota.

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inatungulates · 5 months

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American bison Bos bison

Observed by gatorhawk, CC BY-NC

#Bos bison #American bison #Bovidae #cattle #North America #United States #Wyoming

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antiqueanimals · 8 months

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"Save the Eno."

Before North Carolina was settled by white men, three tribes lived in the Eno River area. They were the Sioux, the Algonquin, and the Tuscarora. The tribe that gave the river its name, the Eno Indian, were a mixture of Algonquin and Sioux stock.

The 1979 Eno River calendar is now for sale. This year the calendar features the Indian lore of the Eno River, and includes photographs, anecdotes, and pen and ink drawings by Jenny Nygard.

The calendar is $3.50 per copy and is available from (name/address redacted). The calendar is published annually by the Eno River Association, a citizens group that is dedicated to the preservation of the Eno River.

Excerpt from Wildlife in North Carolina. February 1979. Illustration by Pete Turner.

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claypigeonpottery · 1 year

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some bison pieces of mine.

I've been inspired by the native bison being brought back to the Canadian prairies by Wanuskewin. It's an amazing thing they've done and I feel so happy every time they post in the spring that there are new calves being born here, where they belong, after having been completely wiped out by colonization.

the first piece was done on speckled clay. I don't play with speckled clay much but the effect is really nice on this particular tray.

the second is really bright, that red and orange are lovely.

and on the third piece the glaze was supposed to turn out a cinnamon colour, but it interacted oddly with the clear glaze and ended up that muddy colour. It's still quite neat. the calf in front of its mother was supposed to blend into the background. it would have looked cooler in the cinnamon, since baby bison are a reddish colour

#bison #canadian prairies #plains bison #pottery #ceramics #sgraffito #speckled clay #wanuskewin #saskatchewan #Canadian wildlife #keystone species #endangered biome #grassland #North American animals #calves #bison calf #claypigeon

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nr1-logo-design-inspiration · 1 year

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Bison logo design process - from idea, sketch till final design ♡♡♡

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#bison #american bison #buffalo new york #north america #mammal #wild animals #bulls #wild ox #bovines #logo design #creative process #sketch #idea #visual development #monoline #illustration #lineart #vector

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rabbitcruiser · 21 days

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Wood Bisons, YT (No. 3)

The herd currently has a total population around 2,500, largely as a result of conservation efforts by Canadian government agencies. In 1988, the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada changed the subspecies' conservation status from "endangered" to "threatened", where it remains.

On June 17, 2008, 53 wood bison were transferred from Alberta's Elk Island National Park to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center in Anchorage, Alaska. There they were to be held in quarantine for two years and then reintroduced to their native habitat in the Minto Flats area near Fairbanks, but this plan was placed on hold. In May 2014, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service published a final rule allowing the reintroduction of a "non-essential experimental" population of wood bison into three areas of Alaska. As a result, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game introduced the first herd of 100 animals to the Innoko River area in western Alaska in spring 2015.

Currently, about 7,000 wood bison remain in wildernesses within the Northwest Territories, the Yukon, British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba.

Source: Wikipedia