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Squirrel Monkey (Saimiri sciureus) at Sacha Lodge by Río Napo, Ecuador. by Celestyn Brożek

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2503_2509 Pronghorn by James R. Page

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A small herd of Pronghorn, the fastest mammal in North America, assessing the potential threat of the rolling red Toyota blind. Inside the RRTB: Page the photographer and Tsougrianis the filmmaker. Outcome: after posing in nice morning backlight, this group joined the larger group and meandered away from the park road. Several mature bucks worked to round up the stragglers. Fun to watch.

Spring continues to unfold in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2025 James R. Page - all rights reserved.

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Kookaburra : Waiting in the frame by Derek Midgley

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As they often do. Around sunset.

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2503_0297 Pronghorn by James R. Page

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Who says Pronghorn can't jump? That seems to be a myth out there, probably because of their preference for going under fences, rather than over. Well, here's proof that they can and do jump!

On my two most recent trips into our nearby national park, I've encountered herds of 100 or more pronghorn - the most I've seen in Grasslands since the brutal winter of 2010-11 nearly wiped them out. Here, a group of about 75 decided to cross the road in front of me, and to do so they had to get over or through a long patch of icy meltwater. Some splashed, some leaped; it was fun to watch.

Unfortunately the unseasonably warm sunshine that melted most of the snow compromised focus, and almost all my shots of leaping pronghorns were unsharp. You can see some heat shimmer in the background of this shot. Luckily I did come away with a couple of sharp ones.

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The Pronghorn is North America's fastest runner, and second only to the cheetah worldwide. During the winter of 2010-11, deep snow decimated their population in southwest Saskatchewan, as they were unable to find sufficient forage. A brutal die-off ensued. Some of the starving animals managed to travel south, into Montana, crossing the Missouri River on the ice, but were unable to swim the floodwaters back to their calving grounds in Canada the following spring. The herds that used to thrive in Grasslands disappeared.

Gradually, populations have been rebuilding since that disastrous winter, and this year I've been seeing herds of over 100 for the first time in more than a decade. A heart-lifting experience. On this day in March, seeing several dozen as they galloped across the open prairie, I pulled up and shot a burst as they poured across the park road. What a sight!

Often referred to as antelopes, the pronghorn's closest living relatives are the African okapi and giraffe. They are the last surviving antilocaprid from about a dozen species that roamed North America during the Pleistocene epoch, 2.58 million to 11,700 years ago, Approximately.

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