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originally published.
| 1930 |
 Vol. VII No. 1 January 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Elk Bid "Good-Bye" to Native Home (Dorr G. Yeager)
Swans
Nature Notes
A Mouse-catching Squirrel
Flight of Mergansers
California Gulls Have Aerial Banquet (L.S. Morris)
Concerning Beaver Dams (Newell F. Joyner)
A Good Description
Stephen T. Mather
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 Vol. VII No. 2 February 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
The Rare Pygmy (M.L. and E.R. Arnold)
The Split-Nail of a Beaver (Dorr G. Yeager)
A Four-Footed Gymnast (John S. McLaughlin)
Brevities
Notes on the Mis-Behavior of an Owl (Gordon Harp)
Disposal of Surplus Elk and Buffalo (Joseph Joffe)
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 Vol. VII No. 3 March 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
More Notes on the Beaver (William Rush)
Cannibalistic Skunks (Roy G. Dale)
A Word About Nature Notes
Squirrel and Jay in Disagreement (G.P. Yetter)
Spring Arrivals (Dorr G. Yeager)
Brevities (Dorr G. Yeager and Gerald Yetter)
"Mentzelia - The Evening Star of the Western Stage" (Marguerite L. Arnold)
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 Vol. VII No. 4 April 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Early Yellowstone Incidents (E.T. Allen)
Unfortunate Geese (M.F. Peterson and Guy McCarty)
A Young Porcupine (Otis Wade)
Arboreal Ground Squirrels (E.R. Arnold)
Elk and Lodgepole Pine (Roy G. Dale)
Brevities (M.L. Arnold)
Skulls and Tracks Series #1
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 Vol. VII No. 5 May 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Chasing Grizzles By Auto (Dorr G. Yeager)
Early Yellowstone Incidents (E.T. Allen)
A Marmot Puts a Marten to Shame (Francis D. LaNoue)
Another Attack (Newell F. Joyner)
The Wisdom of an Elk Cow (Clifford Anderson)
Skulls and Tracks - Series II
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 Vol. VII No. 6 June 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Stork Visits Yellowstone (Marguerite L. Arnold)
The 1930 Staff (Dorr G. Yeager)
The Early Season (Herbert Lystrup)
Let's Have Mushrooms For Dinner (W.B. McDougall)
New-comers to Yellowstone Park (Newell F. Joyner)
Eruption of the Giantess (J. Thomas Stewart, Jr.)
Skulls and Tracks - Series III
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 Vol. VII No. 7 July 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Museums (Dorr G. Yeager)
Bear Grass in Yellowstone (Herma G. Albertson)
The Nature Trail an Educational Laboratory (Vernon A. Young)
The Juncos Meet With Tragedy (Laura Reinhard)
Another Snake Note (Edward G. Reinhard)
Yellowstone (Bryant Chester)
The Smallest Seed Plant that Grows (W.B. McDougall)
Ike and Mike (Ray Cutter)
Another Old Faithful (Edward G. Reinhard)
Confidence (Compton Crook, Jr.)
A New-Old Curio (Herbert Lystrup)
An Osprey Tale (Geo. A. Walker)
Ant-Lions (Edward G. Reinhard)
Brevities
The Geyser Menagerie (Edward G. Reinhard)
Sylvan Springs (Newell F. Joyner)
New Pool Near Shoshone Snow Shoe Cabin (Carlos C. Davis)
Blue-bird Attacks Gopher (Edward A. Flottman)
Skulls and Tracks Series IV
Announcing The Opening of The Yellowstone School of Field Natural History
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 Vol. VII No. 8 August 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
The Birds of the Molly Islands (Compton Crook, Jr.)
Do Mother Bears Adopt Cubs
A Large Family and Possible Adoption (Phillip Martindale)
Adoption Among Bears (E.E. Ogston)
Cannibal Bear (Ben Arnold)
Again These "Mysterious Sounds" (Dorr G. Yeager)
Mushrooms and Fairy Rings (W.B. McDougall)
Skulls and Tracks
Insect Traps (Herbert T. Lystrup)
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 Vol. VII No. 9 September 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Do Animals Mourn? (Dorr G. Yeager)
A Mule Deer and Mushrooms (E.N. Jones)
Shaving Brushes (J. Thos. Stewart)
A Spider and Her Prey (Ray Cutter)
Submersibles (E. Roy Arnold)
The Challenge (Phillip Martindale)
Skulls and Tracks -- An Apology (Newell F. Joyner)
Leaves From Our Diaries (F. Oberhansley, Ray Cutter, Thos. Stewart and Marguerite Arnold)
Common Folk (Edward G. Reinhard)
The Beauties of the Yellowstone from Mt. Washburn (E.N. Jones)
The Sentimental Crow (Al Elliott)
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 Vol. VII No. 10 October 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
A Bear Tragedy (Fred T. Johnston)
Does the Weather Effect the Geysers and Hot Springs? (Newell F. Joyner)
Mammoth Hot Springs (E.A. Flottman)
Upper Geyser Basin (Herbert Lystrup)
Norris Geyser Basin (Compton Crook)
A Guilty Pack Rat (M.L. Arnold)
Another Record of the Speed of the Antelope (E.N. Jones)
Leaves From Our Diaries (Dorr G. Yeager, Marguerite L. Arnold, J. Thos. Stewart and Herbert Lystrup)
Woolly-Bears (Edward G. Reinhard)
Visit To The Buffalo Corral (Frank Oberhansley)
Reticent Pupils (Otis Wade)
Exceptionally Large Elk Antlers (Wm. Rush)
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 Vol. VII No. 11 November 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Recompense (Douglas Malloch)
The Educational Department (Dorr G. Yeager)
An Otter Family (M.L. Arnold)
The Winter Lodge of the Muskrat (Edward G. Reinhard)
Ducks and Mysterious Noises (Guy E. McCarty)
Leaves From Our Diaries (J. Thos. Stewart, Edward G. Reinhard, M.L. Arnold and Newell F. Joyner, Jr.)
Growth Rings Counted on Petrified Tree (Ray Cutter)
Bear Caught in Three Traps Escapes (Frank W. Childs)
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 Vol. VII No. 12 December 1930 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Witches' Brooms (W.B. McDougall)
Intimate Friends (George Eckels)
Tree-Cutting Bears (T.N. Thompson)
Bats (Herbert Lystrup)
The Kildeer's Camouflage (Ray Cutter)
Nest of Mountain Bluebirds (Ed Flottman)
Static Electricity in the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone (E.N. Jones)
Leaves From Our Diaries (Dorr G. Yeager, M.L. Arnold and Newell F. Joyner, Jr.)
The Protection Department (George F. Baggley)
Beauty (Herbert Lystrup)
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 Vol. VII Index 1930 |
Nature Notes Index Vol. VII - 1930
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| 1931 |
 Vol. VIII No. 1 January 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Disposal of Buffalo (Dorr G. Yeager)
Feeding the Deer at Mammoth (Fred T. Johnston)
"How Fast is a Coyote?" (Joseph Joffe)
Leaves From Our Diaries (Curtis Skinner, John Aiton, Newell F. Joyner, Jr. and Dorr G. Yeager)
Oh, For the Life of a Ranger! (Curtis K. Skinner)
Skull-Crushers Contest (Allen Hanks)
Telltale Tracks in the Snow (Curtis K. Skinner)
The Crippled Duck (Albert E. Elliott)
Just Beaver (F. Sheldon Dart)
How to Get a Good Moose Picture (Frank W. Childs)
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 Vol. VIII No. 2 February 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Tag! You're It! (F. Sheldon Dart)
Photography Germ Biting in the Yellowstone (Joseph Joffe)
Mighty Like a Rose (Albert E. Elliott)
A Sudden Encounter (Clifford Anderson)
Mr. Joyner Resigns (Dorr G. Yeager)
Leaves From Our Diaries (Albert T. Bicknell, Dorr G. Yeager and Maynard Barrows)
Ships That Always Go Out (Ted Ogston)
A New Section
Courtship of Rocky Mountain Sheep (Maynard Barrows)
Good Things To Read (Dorr G. Yeager)
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 Vol. VIII No. 3 March 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
The Bear Went Out the Tent (Ted Ogston)
Tricking a Trickster (Curtis K. Skinner)
Hollywood Diet Hits Yellowstone (Joseph Joffe)
Mistaken Identity (Rudolph Grimm)
Pine Squirrel as a Museum Collector (Dorr G. Yeager)
There are Bears and Bears (Francis LaNoue and Maynard Barrows)
Leaves From Our Diaries (Dorr G. Yeager and George Miller)
The Fate of the Snowshoe Rabbit (Al Elliott)
Good Things to Read (Dorr G. Yeager)
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 Vol. VIII No. 4 April 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
1931's First Buffalo Baby (Joseph Joffe)
Shed Antlers (M.L. and E.L. Arnold)
Lost
More About Baby Bears (Dorr G. Yeager)
I've Been Duped Before; But This Is Charity (Curtis K. Skinner)
A Coyote Commuter (Rudolph Grimm)
Leaves From Our Diaries
Good Things To Read (Dorr G. Yeager)
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 Vol. VIII No. 5 May 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
"Bob" Lacombe Retires (Dorr G. Yeager)
April Days (M.L. and E.L. Arnold)
Hibernation of Bears (Ted Ogston)
The Madison Intelligence Service (Maynard Barrows)
Leaves From Our Diaries
Attacked by a Humming Bird! (John F. Aiton)
Hard Times for Beaver Too (William S. Chapman)
The Omnivorous Elk (Albert Elliott)
Happenings of Barney (Dorr G. Yeager)
Good Things To Read (Dorr G. Yeager)
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 Vol. VIII No. 6 June 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Spring Bugling of Elk (Dorr G. Yeager)
After Fifty-Four Years (Curtis K. Skinner)
A Shocking Story (Alfred H. Povah)
How Many Horse-Power Has a Moose? (Rudolph F. Grim)
Love or Hate? (Herma Albertson)
Sea Gull (Alfred H. Povah)
Barney (Dorr G. Yeager)
Another Angle (P.L. Gailmard)
Leaves From Our Diaries (George Baggley, Herma Albertson, A.H. Povah and Dorr G. Yeager)
Good Things To Read (Dorr G. Yeager)
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 Vol. VIII No. 7 July 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Good Bye and Good Luck (Alfred H. Povah)
Bears That Pass in the Night (Philip H. Pope)
Molly Island, June 29, 1931 (J. Thos. Stewart)
Summary and Comparison of Bird Life on Molly Island (C. Crook and J.T. Stewart)
His Last Autograph (Newell F. Joyner)
Old Faithful (Compton Crook)
The Pine Squirrel (Frank Oberhansley)
Flying the Falls (Dean T. Cornwall)
To A Wild Rose (Marguerite L. Arnold)
Leaves From Our Diaries (M.L. Arnold, Baylor Brooks and George Marler)
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 Vol. VIII No. 8 August 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
It Happened in 1931 (Herbert Lystrup)
Evening at Tower Creek (Alfred H. Povah)
Beaver in Pelican Creek (Willis Smith)
Beaver Have Troubles Too (Herman Albertson)
Mount Washburn (David Condon)
The Battle of the Sagebrush (W.B. McDougall)
Trespassers (George Marler)
Shrews at Lake Yellowstone (J. Thomas Stewart)
Security (Compton Crook)
Leaves From Our Diaries (P.H. Pope, George A. Smith, E.T. Bodenberg and W.B. McDougall)
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 Vol. VIII No. 9 September 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
The Giant Geyser (Frank Oberhansley)
Yellowstone's "Big Trees" (Herman Alberston)
Prophesy (Compton Crook)
The Public Sees the Show (Herbert Lystrup)
A Hot Spring That Can Not Make Up Its Mind (W.B. McDougall)
Another Fish Story (Albert E. Elliott)
Witches' Brooms and Burls (Alfred H. Povah)
A New Record for the Rubber Snake, Charin Bottae (Philip H. Pope)
An Unusual Form of Travertine Deposit (E.T. Bodenberg)
Leaves From Our Diaries (D.C. Smiley, Isackson, Brooks and P.H. Pope)
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 Vol. VIII No. 10 October 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Plants From Stevenson Island, Lake Yellowstone (W.B. McDougall)
Pine Versus Porcupine (E.T. Bodenberg)
Yellowstone Trumpeters (Marguerite L. Arnold)
A Chiropteran Pet (Philip H. Pope)
Preparing for the Winter (E.T. Bodenberg)
A Unique Rock Garden (Herma G. Albertson)
Indian-Summer Days (Alfred H. Povah)
Leaves From Our Diaries (Herma G. Albertson and Alfred H. Povah)
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 Vol. VIII No. 11-12 November-December 1931 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Changing Scenes (Herma A. Baggley)
Perseverance Rewarded (J.P.V. (Trapper) Evans)
Battering Rams (Norman W. Scherer)
Waterfowl at Yellowstone Lake (Allyn F. Hanks)
Thermal Competition (Herman A. Baggley)
Raven Turns Hunter (Wilfred J. Mead)
Notes From Wild Life Research Laboratory (W.M. Rush)
Beaver Activities (Herma A. Baggley)
An Interesting Antler (Marguerite L. Arnold)
Leaves From Our Diaries (F.H.A., G.M. and N.W.S.)
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| 1932 |
 Vol. IX No. 1-2 January-February 1932 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Foreword
Game Preservation Ranch (Clifford L. Anderson)
Yellowstone Game Census (George F. Baggley)
This Depression Business (Albert S. Elliott)
Our Temporary Rangers (Francis D. LaNoue)
Bedrooms? (Curtis K. Skinner)
Buffalo Disposal (George W. Miler)
Notes From the Wild Life Research Laboratory (W.M. Rush)
Battling Beaver (E.R. Arnold)
What Is A Tree? (Fred T. Johnston)
A Chimney Sweep - Not So High Hat (Allyn F. Hanks)
Bears and Barbers (Frank W. Childs)
Our Feathered Friends of Winter (Frank H. Anderson)
Moose and Music (Edward E. Ogston)
A Buffalo Trail Breaker (George A. Walker)
Friend or Foe? (F. Sheldon Dart)
Notice To All Who Receive "Nature Notes From Yellowstone Park"
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 Vol. IX No. 3 March 1932 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Sixty Years Ago (Norman W. Scherer)
The Tree Tent Traps a Bear (J.P.V. ("Trapper") Evans)
Yellowstone Game Census (George F. Baggley)
Notes of Winter Observations at Old Faithful Station (Curtis K. Skinner)
Emerald Spring at Norris Geyser Basin (Norma W. Scherer)
Time of Submersion of Moose (F.H. Anderson)
March Winds (Herma A. Baggley)
Leaves From Our Diaries (N.W.S., H.A.B and W.J.M.)
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 Vol. IX No. 4-5 April-May 1932 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Early Photography (Herma A. Baggley)
A Congenial Host (E.E. Ogston)
The Game Count (George A. Baggley)
Lost in the Yellowstone Wilderness (Marguerite L. Arnold)
A Ranger Treed (F. Sheldon Dart)
Nature's Game Chute (Frank W. Childs)
Cub-Age At Old Faithful (Curtis K. Skiller)
Leaves From Our Diaries (G.W.M., H.A.B. and N.W.S.)
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 Vol. IX No. 6-7 June-July 1932 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Stephen T. Mather Plaque Dedicated (Joseph Joffe)
A White Larkspur (W.B. McDougall)
A White Colored Rockchuck (W.L. Strunk)
An Unusual Sight (W.T. Lathrop)
Lunar Bows (Herma A. Baggley)
One of Nature's Many Tragedies (T.E. Peery)
Thermal Phenomena in the Upper Geyser Basin (Curtis K. Skinner)
Emerald Spring (Arthur Nash)
"A Record Snake Found" (Kenneth S. Agerter)
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 Vol. IX No. 8-9 August-September 1932 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
The Early History of the Area Included in Yellowstone Park (C. Max Bauer)
Flower on Mt. Washburn (Frank M. Hurdle)
Poisonous Mushrooms (W.B. McDougall)
Waterfowl and Weather (Sheldon Dart)
Adventures of a Duck (W.B. McDougall)
Sea-Gulls and Salmon Flies (David Condon)
Is Snow Beautiful in August? (W.T. Lathrop)
Golden Eagles at Fishing Bridge (Compton Crook)
Leaves From Our Diaries (T.E.P. and C.C.)
Summary of Weather Conditions at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park November 1932 (W.T. Lathrop)
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 Vol. IX No. 10-11 October-November 1932 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Dear Nature Note Reader
The Ranger Prepares for Winter (George W. Miller)
The Story of a Certain Buffalo Hunt (Chief Max Big Man)
Music Has Its Charms (John Jay)
The Naming of the Lone Star Geyser (J.M.V. Cochran)
Harbingers of Death (W.S. Chapman)
Some Present and Past Conditions in Yellowstone Canyon (Trusten E. Peery)
Sleeping Beauties (Al Elliott)
A Warning (Philip H. Pope)
Leaves From Our Diaries (H.A.B.)
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 Vol. IX No. 12 December 1932 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Presidential Proclamation Increases Yellowstone's Area (Joseph Joffe)
Ghost Trees (Herma A. Baggley)
Yellowstone Conifers (Herma A. Baggley)
Winter Glory (Fern B. Bernard)
Show Coyotes (Maynard Barrows)
Limber Pine at Old Faithful (W.V. Evans)
An Untimely Alarm Clock (Fred T. Johnston)
"Big Eye Chick" (E.R. Arnold)
Leaves From Our Diaries (E.L.A. and H.A.B.)
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| 1933 |
 Vol. X No. 1-2 January-February 1933 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
'To Pay or Not To Pay'
A One Act Play of Nature (Francis D. LaNoue)
A Pugnacious Calf Moose (Frank H. Anderson)
The Beaver Rescue (Curtis Skinner)
Animal Activities on the Game Ranch (C.L. Anderson)
Buffalo Disposal (George W. Miller)
Shadows in Reverse, or a Winter Storm Scene (Lee Coleman and John Jay)
How Should We Pronounce C-O-Y-O-T-E? (Harry R. Woodward)
An Otter Loses His Dinner To An Osprey (Frank Anderson)
One Animal Disease Transmissable to Humans (Harry R. Woodward)
Those Mighty Engineers (F. Sheldon Dart)
Thermal Observations (George C. Crowe)
Summary of Weather Conditions, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park, February, 1933 (W.T. Lathrop)
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 Vol. X No. 3-4 March-April 1933 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Hitting the Low Spots (W.T. Lathrop)
Grayling in the Park (Guy McCarty)
Flying Fish in Yellowstone (George Marler)
A Soda Bath for Fish (Guy E. McCarty)
Some Bears Get Their Share of Fish (J. Thomas Stewart, Jr.)
A Stranger Visits Yellowstone (Frank H. Anderson)
Osprey (David Condon)
The Exception to the Rule (Compton Crook)
Osprey vs. Swainson Hawks (F.H. Anderson)
The Camp Robber - A Bird of Prey (Sheldon Dart)
The Siskin Freezes to Death (E.L. Arnold)
Vacation's Voice (Charles Bowman Hutchins)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. X No. 5-6 May-June 1933 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Noted Scientist Dies (C. Max Bauer)
Yellowstone Plant Communities (Herma A. Baggley)
Forget-Me-Not (W.B. McDougall)
Slime Moulds (E.T. Bodenburg)
Natural Dissemination of Tree Seed (George F. Baggley)
Spruce-Fir Forest at Canyon (W.B. McDougall)
The Tree Lover (Kalfus Kurtz Cusling)
A Strange Home (Herma A. Baggley)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. X No. 7-8 July-August 1933 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Director Albright Retires From the National Park Service (C. Max Bauer)
Winds - Their Effect on Geyser Activity (Herbert T. Lystrup)
The Geology of Mammoth Hot Springs Area Decidedly Varied and Interesting (C. Max Bauer)
Professor Schlundt of Missouri Determined the Age of the Mammoth Hot Springs Formatons (C. Max Bauer)
Changes of Mammoth Hot Springs (George C. Crowe)
Mystical Nature (Herbert T. Lystrup)
The Artist Paint Pots (Arthur Nash)
Unusual Deposits in Monument Geyser Basin (C. Max Bauer)
Interesting Hot Springs in Grand Canyon (David Condon)
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 Vol. X No. 9-10 September-October 1933 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Bedroom Life of Bears (Curtis K. Skinner)
Bear Observations (John F. Aiton)
A Grizzly Den (Herbert T. Lystrup)
Rangers vs Grizzlies (Fred T. Johnston)
Gregarious Grizzlies (Mark H. Greenwood)
The Survival of the Fittest (George F. Baggley)
Another Bear Story (Trusten E. Peery)
Bears Will Be Bears (Nowlin)
Summery of Weather Conditions, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park, October, 1933 (W.T. Lathrop)
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 Vol. X No. 11-12 November-December 1933 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
Swan Observations - October, 1933 (George Crowe)
Swans at Shoshone Lake - 1932 (Curtis K. Skinner)
Water Fowl on the Madison and Firehole Rivers (Joseph Douglas, Francis D. LaNoue and Maynard Barrows)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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| 1934 |
 Vol. XI No. 1-2 January-February 1934 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
The Geology of the Thrust Fault Near Gardiner, Montana (C. Max Bauer)
The Strata in Mt. Everts
Some Exceptional Weather Features of 1933 (W.T. Lathrop)
Fossils in the Travertine at Mammoth (George C. Crowe)
Leaves From Our Diaries
Mrs. Herma A. Baggley Resigns as Junior Park Naturalist
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 Vol. XI No. 3-4 March-April 1934 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes (Yellowstone National Park Nature Notes)
An Historical Outline of Important Dates in Yellowstone National Park (C. Max Bauer)
The U.S. Army in Yellowstone Park (G.C. Crowe)
Early Impressions (Marguerite Lindsley Arnold)
Found:- An Old Poacher's Cabin (George C. Crowe)
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 Vol. XI No. 5-6 May-June 1934 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
A New Field of Naturalist Activity in Our National Parks (C. Max Bauer)
The Work of the Naturalist Department (C. Max Bauer)
The 1934 Naturalist Staff (C. Max Bauer)
Bob Flame, Ranger By Dorr Yeager
Yellowstone Museum (Crowe)
The Ranger-Naturalist
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 Vol. XI No. 7-8 July-August 1934 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Yellowstone National Park Stamp Depicts Old Faithful Geyser (C. Max Bauer)
The Giant Plays! (Compton Crook)
Yellowstone Petrology (Howard Stagner)
Found----A Plant (W.B. McDougall)
Nostoc Balls (E.T. Bodenberg)
Beavers Prefer Pond Lily (Willis Smith)
Moose Versus Bear (William E. Kearns)
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 Vol. XI No. 9-10 September-October 1934 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Picket Pins Hibernate Early (W. Smith)
Another Robbery Charge Against the Yellowstone Bears (E.T. Bodenberg)
The Flying Squirrel Pays a Visit (W. Loon Evans)
Food for a Rabbit (Curtis K. Skinner)
Coyotes and Deer (F. Sheldon Dart)
A Mad Moose (Maynard Barrows)
An Aquatic Family (Frank Anderson)
Observation of Otter (J.H. Edwards)
Leaves From Our Diaries
Circular No. 12
Circular No. 11
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 Vol. XI No. 11-12 November-December 1934 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Overgrazing of the Winter Range (C. Max Bauer)
The Buffalo Round-Up (George C. Crowe)
Is There More Than One Species of Bison in the United States? (C. Max Bauer)
Another Big One Found (Harlow B. Mills)
The Indian and the American Buffalo (William E. Kearns)
Joe Douglas Retires (George C. Crowe)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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| 1935 |
 Vol. XII No. 1-2 January-February 1935 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Dr. Ferdinand V. Hayden (C. Max Bauer)
Dr. William T. Hornaday (William E. Kearns)
Geological Research in Yellowstone National Park and Adjacent Areas (C. Max Bauer)
Investigation of Place Names (C. Max Bauer)
Recent Research in Life Sciences in Yellowstone (C. Max Bauer)
Our Research Facilities (George C. Crowe)
Research Procedure
Leaves From Our Diaries
Floor Plan of the Mammoth Museum Basement (George C. Crowe)
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 Vol. XII No. 3-4 March-April 1935 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
The Ranger Organization (Francis D. LaNoue)
The Elk Reduction Program (Albert E. Elliott)
Tree Brands (Maynard Barrows)
Winter Adventures With Buffalo
Bear Makes Early Appearance (Curtis K. Skinner)
It Isn't The Spring Time (Frank W. Childs)
Few Wanderlusts Among Yellowstone Elk (Curtis K. Skinner)
Bear Trouble (Frank W. Childs)
An Intelligent Elk? (Frank W. Childs)
Drift of Big Game Animals in Cook City Region (Jack McNutt)
Do Elk Cows Have Antlers? (Curtis K. Skinner)
The Winter Home of Some of Our Summer Visitors (Frank W. Childs)
Ranger Chases Coyote For Fun But It's No Fun For Coyote (Jack McNutt)
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 Vol. XII No. 5-6 May-June 1935 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Note on Indian Occupancy
The Bannocks in Yellowstone National Park (Harlow B. Mills)
The Nez Perce War (William B. Kearns)
A Rare Insect (H.B. Mills)
Outline of Yellowstone History (C. Max Bauer)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XII No. 7-8 July-August 1935 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
The Nez Perce Retreat Through Yellowstone Park (William E. Kearns)
A Nez Perce Chief Re-Visits Yellowstone (W.E. Kearns)
A Veteran of 1877 (George C. Crowe)
Moving Day (Harry Woodward)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XII No. 9-10 September-October 1935 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
The Story of a Winter Excursion Through Yellowstone Park and Jackson Hole in 1876-77 (Gustavus C. Doane)
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 Vol. XII No. 11-12 November-December 1935 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Geyser and Pool Depth Soundings in Upper Geyser Basin, Black Sand Basin, and Biscuit Basin (David Condon)
The Geysers of Norris Basin (E.T. Bodenberg)
Summit Basin Spring (George Crowe)
New Geyser in the Norris Basin (George Crowe)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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| 1936 |
 Vol. XIII No. 1-2 January-February 1936 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
A Memorial (William E. Kearns)
An Inspection Trip to the Eagle Pass Country (Frank Oberhansley)
"Scarface, The Story of a Grizzly" (Dorr G. Yeager)
A Chivalrous Little Buck at Sylvan Pass (Lucile Oberhansley)
The Badger - Animate Little Steam Shovel (Frank Anderson)
A Vanquished Pronghorn (Marguerite L. Arnold)
Beaver on the Upper Lamar (William S. Chapman)
Prey of the Great Horned Owl (Frank Oberhansley)
Yellowstone's Recent Earthquake (William E. Kearns)
Leaves From Our Diaries
Roger W. Toll
John W. Meldrum
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 Vol. XIII No. 3-4 March-April 1936 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
The Hot Springs of Yellowstone National Park: A Synopsis (C. Max Bauer)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XIII No. 5-6 May-June 1936 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Birds at Cooks Ranger Station (Jack McNutt)
Western Harlequin Duck (William E. Kearns)
Winter Bird Residents at Lake Yellowstone (Frank Anderson and Lee Coleman)
Spring Arrivals
Observations of Some Yellowstone Park Birds (William E. Kearns)
Leaves From Our Diaries
In Memory: Harry M. Kelly and Charles Dale
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 Vol. XIII No. 7-8 July-August 1936 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Geysers and Hot Springs of Yellowstone Park
Staff of the Yellowstone Naturalist Department (C. Max Bauer)
Summer Activities of the Naturalist Department (C. Max Bauer)
Leaves From Our Diaries
In Memoriam: Frank Richard Oastler
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 Vol. XIII No. 9-10 September-October 1936 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Fawns Able to Protect Themselves (Verde Watson)
Red-Shafted Flicker's Nest in Wall of Madison Museum (Jennifer King)
Calypso, Versus Slipper (E.T. Bodenberg)
Feet More Than "A Foot" On A Moose (David deLancey Condon)
A Table for the Identification of Yellowstone Salmonid Fishes (James R. Simon)
Death Gulch in 1888, and in 1936 (William E. Kearns)
Weather Damage to Coniferous Trees in Yellowstone (Arthur Jacobson)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XIII No. 11-12 November-December 1936 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Yellowstone Lake (C. Max Bauer)
Leaves From Our Diaries
In Memory: George Cullen Crowe
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| 1937 |
 Vol. XIV No. 1-2 January-February 1937 (HTML edition) |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
The Speed of Grizzly Bears (William E. Kearns)
Buffalo in Yellowstone Park (Frank Oberhansley)
Partial Solar Halo Observed at Mammoth (William E. Kearns)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XIV No. 3-4 March-April 1937 (HTML edition) |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone (C. Max Bauer)
The Northern Shrike (F.R. Oberhansley)
The Chain Lake Geyser (E.B. Douglass)
Newer Names of Yellowstone Park Fishes (James R. Simon)
Observations While on a Winter Ski Trip (Frank Anderson)
In Memory of William T. Hornaday (William E. Kearns)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XIV No. 5-6 May-June 1937 (HTML edition) |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Northern Violet-Green Swallows (Jennings King)
Yellowstone' Mystery Sounds (Neil Miner)
Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep (Theodore Robb)
Spurgins' Beaver Slide (Wayne Replogle)
The Birth of a Hot Spring (Lloyd Sweetman)
The Beauty Spot of Yellowstone Park (Trusten Peery)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XIV No. 7-8 July-August 1937 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Valentine Geyser (Philip Fix)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XIV No. 9-10 September-October 1937 (HTML edition) |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Flesh Colors in Fishes (Harry Woodward)
Blobs as Trout Food (James Simon)
Natural Graft (George Marler)
Lost Lake (Trusten Peery)
Mice Pre-empt Strange Home (Harry Woodward)
Horns and Antlers (Frank Oberhansley)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XIV No. 11-12 November-December 1937 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Do Coyotes Have Distemper? (Frank Oberhansley)
Observed at the Bear Feeding (Irwin B. Douglass)
Osprey: The Fisherman (Randall Watkins and Wayne Replogle)
Five Too Many Grizzlies (Marguerite Lindley Arnold)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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| 1938 |
 Vol. XV No. 1-2 January-February 1938 (HTML edition) |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Defacement of Thermal Areas by Vandals (Frank R. Oberhansley)
Hibernation of Bears (William E. Kearns)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XV No. 3-4 March-April 1938 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Are the Geysers Declining? (Frank R. Oberhansley)
Porcupine Killed by Coyote (Verde Watson)
Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Wintering at Snake River for First Time (Thomas K. Garry)
Nature Notes from Snake River Ranger Station (Margaret Garry)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XV No. 5-6 May-June 1938 (HTML edition) |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Spring Elk Observations (F.R. Oberhansley)
A Death Trap (F.R. Oberhansley)
Activity of Giantess Geyser (George Marler)
Bull Elk Trapped in Peculiar Granite Structure (F.R. Oberhansley)
Trumpeter Swan Observations (F.R. Oberhansley)
Observations of the Dwarf Weasel (William E. Kearns)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XV No. 7-8 July-August 1938 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Snow Surveys at Bechler River (Jack J. McNutt)
Bechler River Weather Notes (Jack J. McNutt)
The Ouzel (Wayne F. Replogle)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XV No. 9-10 September-October 1938 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
What Makes the Lion Roar? (George Marler)
Observations of Old Faithful Geyser (H.R. Woodward)
Further Information on Old Faithful Geyser (C. Max Bauer)
Geyser in Grand Canyon (Edmund B. Rogers)
Rustic Geyser (Verde Watson)
Pink Cone Geyser (Philip F. Fix)
White Dome Geyser (Philip R. Fix)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XV No. 11-12 November-December 1938 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Climate and Range (C. Max Bauer)
Elk Turns Tables (Clayton G. Olson)
The Forests of Bunsen Peak (Harry L. Bauer)
Minor Changes in the Tower Falls Area (Jennings J. King)
Rocky Mountain Bighorn Observations (Frank R. Oberhansley)
A Climbing Grizzly (Rudolf Grimm)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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| 1939 |
 Vol. XVI No. 1-2 January-February 1939 (HTML edition) |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Winter Work in Yellowstone (Loustalet J. Quinn)
A Summary of the History of the Yellowstone Elk Herd (Leon Evans)
The Arctic Three-Toed Woodpecker in Yellowstone (W.S. Chapman)
Leaves From Our Diaries
Waterfowl Count - Ranger Districts, January 14 to 20, 1939
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 Vol. XVI No. 3-4 March-April 1939 (HTML edition) |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Winter Patrol (Hugh Peyton)
Winter Range in Yellowstone Park (Rudolph Grimm)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XVI No. 5-6 May-June 1939 (HTML edition) |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Yellowstone Elk - A Reservoir for Reservoir for Restocking Purposes (Leon Evans)
Who's Who Among the Ranger Naturalists and the Permanent Staff of Yellowstone Park, 1939 ()
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XVI No. 7-8 July-August 1939 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Yellowstone (S.E. Goodrich)
Notes on the Osprey (Wayne Replogle and F. Howard Brady, Kenneth Agerter and Bernarr Bates)
A Complete Cycle of the Artemisia (George Marler)
A Change of Natural Gas in Soda Spring (F. Howard Brady)
Duck Hawk Near Old Faithful (Harry Woodward)
Game Stalk at Mammoth Hot Springs (Fred W. Bieberdorf)
Terminology for Sexes of Swan (Harry Woodward)
Algae Soon Develops on New Springs (Fred Bieberdorf)
Another Dogwood in the Park (Fred Bieberdorf)
Observation of Birds on White, Fern, and Tern Lakes (David DeLancey Condon)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XVI No. 9-10 September-October 1939 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Yellowstone Indian Summer (Alfred H. Povah)
Historical Note (Sam Beal)
Yellowstone's Beaver Show (F. Howard Brady)
Marathon Swimming for Black Bear (Wayne Replogle)
Otter in Trumpeter Lake (Harry L. Bauer)
Sanderling in Yellowstone (F.C. Kleinschnitz)
Forced Change of Diet for the Pine Squirrel (F. Howard Brady)
Sand Peeps and Hot Springs (F. Charles Kleinschnitz)
A Fishing Cone Eruption (Wayne Replogle)
Northern Hairy Woodpecker in Yellowstone (F.C. Kleinschnitz)
Cold Rains Kill Algae (Wayne Replogle)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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 Vol. XVI No. 11-12 November-December 1939 |
Yellowstone Nature Notes
Elk vs. Aspen (Harry L. Bauer)
Large Quaking Aspens (David DeLancey Condon)
A Tree-Rock Relationship in the Lamar Valley (Harry L. Bauer)
Observation of Otter (William E. Kearns)
Leaves From Our Diaries
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