Morning fun with animals/what happened to my data? Vandals?
We had a game camera set up facing one of our met tripod locations in Gordon Gulch and found these 2 yearling elk coming to check out our recent solar panel install. We experienced cable damage at this location last year and could not figure out what was chewing on them as they were too high for the usual suspects. Apparently large herbivores love cables as much as rodents. Enjoy!
Thanks to Shelly Sommer for putting this togther for us!
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Gordon Gulch
Anne Sheehan during a snow survey
Two track road to Gordon Gulch
Human impacts
Suzanne Anderson
Sun through the trees
Aspens In Gordon Gulch
Gordon Gulch
relatively shallow relief of Gordon Gulch
South facing slope
Aspens around the stream bed
Two track path around Gordon Gulch
20 km west of Boulder, 2630 m elevation
The low-relief forested Gordon Gulch was affected by periglacial processes. Part of the Arapahoe National Forest and is divided into Lower and Upper Gordon Gulch.
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