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This page begins, as stated on the previous page, at 12:01 PM on March 22.  We are still "chasing" the herds of Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) in the Eagle Summit Area.  On this page we show you shots of three more herds of them.  What an amazing day we had.  It was shocking to us that we had such a fortunate day with seeing Caribou.  How many animals did we see today, we have no idea other than "a lot"!  Click on any thumbnail to begin.

March 22nd Continues From Page 3 (at 12:01 PM)
  We finished Page 3 with Caribou crossing the road and they are still doing it here. WOW! Our incredible luck in seeing so many herds today. And, we aren't done yet.
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  The annotations on the photos here tell the entire story.
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  The center shot in this row is the final shot of the herd which crossed right in front of us. Now let's spend a bit more time looking back at what's taking place a mile or so back behind us.
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  Here are three more photos of the herd which is crossing the road back in the distance behind us.
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  Now we have moved again - we are now parked at Underwear Turnout. There are no Caribou, that we know of, in any of these three photos. We have been at the summit of the unnamed mountain which is shown in the center panoramic image, though we came at it from the other side. The third shot shows Kazuya taking photos while looking around.
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  We are still at Underwear Turnout walking around. The second and third photos show some interesting ice crystal growth.
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  We've moved again and are headed back in the direction we came from; we have found another herd of Caribou. Can you find them in the first photo? The third photo should show you which area to go back and search in the first photo.
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  Here are three additional shots of this latest herd we've spotted.
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  These three shots which show Caribou are very likely to be the final Caribou photos you'll see from us until autumn comes. All of the animals we've shown you here are part of the Fortymile Caribou Herd and this is not the summer home of this herd.
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  These three shots show an area of interesting snow drifts just a short distance below Eagle Summit.
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  Here are two final shots of these interesting snow drifts.
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  Both images in this row are 2-shot panoramic images which were taken near Twelvemile Summit as we drove towards home.
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  Here is one more shot which was taken from our West window. Can you recall the similar one from Page 1, Row 5? Probably not, so for the second image in this row I have created a collage of the March 7th and the March 29th photos. By the way, it's snowing again today - March 29th.
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