Journals
		Most of our images as offered as artisans journals. They are ring bound and offered in a rich forest green color. The journals are 7" x 8 1/2" and contain 100 unlined pages, making them the perfect outdoor companion for either writing or sketching. See example   Bachelor Party Mule deer are found throughout the west where, during the summer, they spend most of their time along the top of ridgeli...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Bad Bear Day Ever have one of those days? This black bear bides his time up a tree while a grizzly passes below. Black Bears live thr...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Blue Elk A bull elk responds to another bull’s bugling on a foggy autumn morning. During the rutting season, the sound of the bul...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Blue Heron While herons typically nest in large groups, known as rookeries, they tend to hunt alone during the breeding season and ...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Burrowing Owl This long-legged owl lives underground in modified abandoned burrows of badgers, gophers and foxes. Unlike most owls, Bu...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Buzz Off Humans have worshiped the bear from a time older than memory. Perhaps this fascination comes from the bear’s humanlike q...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Chocolate Moose A bull moose moves through an open glade in the forest, where he has staked out his territory for the annual autumn rut....   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Crane Reflections A group of sandhill cranes start to stir with the first warming rays of sunlight. After spending the evening in a shallo...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Eagle Crest The bald eagle has long been a symbol of pride and strength. For years, this proud raptor could be found on the list of ...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Eagle in Flight The bald eagle is one of the most majestic birds to see in flight. With a wingspan of almost seven feet in adults and we...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Elk in Storm A late autumn snowstorm signals the end of fall for a group of elk in Yellowstone National Park. Elk prefer open plains ...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Evening Fox A young red fox appears to enjoy a late evening breeze. One of a litter of five, this red fox was raised in a den in the...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Eye of the Storm Hunted to the brink of extinction in the lower 48 states during the early 1900’s, attitudes towards wolves are now chang...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Fab Four Four bison move along a river after a fall snowstorm, this signals the approach of winter, where bison will move to thei...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Family Outing A grizzly bear teaches her cubs the finer points of fishing by standing on top of a four foot falls and snatching fish o...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Fast Food A young grizzly is on the run after catching a salmon. Young bears are on the bottom of the totem pole when it comes to ...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Fire and Rain A young red fox, backlit by the rays of the setting sun, watches as a late afternoon thunderstorm moves on. Red foxes li...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   First Light First light graces the Grand Teton from the Snake River Overlook. Grand Teton is found in Grand Teton National Park, par...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Flyfishing The bald eagle is typically found near rivers, lakes, or other bodies of water where fish such as herring, salmon, catfi...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Fox Trot   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Ghost of the Plains Winter is a hardship for most animals, but bison seem to have adapted well to the severe winters of the plains and Rocky...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Hambone Hambone, a timber wolf, is a resident of Wolf Haven, a refuge in Washington state dedicated to wolf conservation. Wolf H...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Hangin Out A white-breasted nuthatch, distinguishable by its black cap, white face and breast, and rust colored rump, hangs upside ...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Hummingbird and Columbine A female broad-tailed hummingbird looks for nectar from a columbine. Found throughout the mountainous west, broad-tails ...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Lion in Winter The cougar, also called the mountain lion, puma or panther, is the largest member of the cat family found in North Ameri...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Lord Grizz A large boar grizzly “bears” the wounds of a successful breeding season. Some male grizzly bears, like this one, can wei...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Melody Humans have worshiped the bear from a time older than memory. Perhaps this fascination comes from the bear’s humanlike q...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Moose Monarch In early spring, bull moose antler growth begins again. The antlers are covered in velvet to nourish and protect their g...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Morning Cranes A group of sandhill cranes start to stir with the first warming rays of sunlight. After spending the evening in a shallo...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Mountain Jewel A broad-tailed hummingbird searches for nectar in a skyrocket plant, one of the many plants that these hummingbirds help...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   October Aspens A stand of quaking aspen turns gold during the autumn season in the rocky mountains. Quaking aspens are this continent’s...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Once Upon a Time A bison herd roams the plains as they did once upon a time on the bountiful plains of the United States. In less than on...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Pintail Drake A late spring snow falls on a northern pintail drake. Its long, slender neck and long pointed tail feathers give the pin...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Polar Attraction Two polar bears pass the time playing and rolling in the snow. Bears have an incredible capacity for play. As youngsters...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Pushover Humans have worshiped the bear from a time older than memory. Perhaps this fascination comes from the bear’s humanlike q...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Rain Bears Three grizzly bear cubs wait patiently in the rain while their mother fishes nearby. Female grizzly bears can produce a ...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Red Fox Kits Red fox kits are usually born in May after a 51 to 53 gestation period. Their parents will commonly occupy the larger de...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   River Crossing A bull elk crosses a fog-shrouded river at first light on an autumn morning. Bull elk expend a tremendous amount of ener...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Sage Coyote A coyote uses sage as camouflage. Members of the canine family have been persecuted throughout history. Today, coyotes a...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Skinny Chocolate Moose A bull moose moves through an open glade in the forest, where he has staked out his territory for the annual autumn rut....   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Teton Pony Herd A herd of horses graze below the majestic Tetons at sunset. The Teton Range, located in northwestern Wyoming in Grand Te...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Timberwolf With prime wolf habitat being lost, the future of wolves, even with their newfound popularity, is uncertain. The real qu...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Tribal Council A group of bison seem to huddle up, possibly to share each other’s warmth. Winter can be a hardship for most animals, bu...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Twilight Prowl A Polar Bear travels the arctic tundra alone in search of food at the twilight of the day.   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Twins First Snow Two newborn moose calves are welcomed into the world by a late spring snowstorm. Female moose will usually bear young af...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Water Rites Two Grizzly Bear sows give a mutual warning to keep away from each other’s cubs. These are usually short encounters, end...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Waterdance Abull elk crosses a fog-shrouded river on an autumn morning. Bull elk expend a tremendous amount of energy during the ru...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Wet Mountain Bandit A young orphaned raccoon peers out from his temporary new home at the Wet Mountain Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility. Com...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Wildcat The cougar, also called the mountain lion, puma or panther, is the largest member of the cat family found in North Ameri...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Winter Drifters A pair of bald eagles wait out a winter snowstorm. It is thought that bald eagles mate for life and that both parents bu...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Winter Junco A dark-eyed junco fluffs up its feathers to help protect itself from a winter’s storm. Juncos are members of the sparrow...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Winter Solstice The mountain lion is on the decline throughout the west. Driven out of its habitat by hunting and developemnt, the frequ...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Winter Travelers Two Bison travel from geyser to geyser in Midway Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone was home to the la...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Winter Watch Once the most widely distributed mammal in the world, wolves are now only found in the northern regions of Asia, Europe,...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Winters Robe Along the Firehole river, a lone bison feeds on grasses kept from snow by thermal activity found in the geyser basins of...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL   Wolf Eyes Look into the eyes of a timber wolf and there lurks a world far older and wiser than our own. This same wisdom has helpe...   More>> $10.00 JOURNAL       To select item quantities for purchase, add item to cart, then specifiy quantities from the main "Cart" screen.     IMAGES  |  PRODUCTS  |  CART  |  ABOUT US  |  CONTACT US  |  RESELLERS  |  SEARCH  |  HOME © 2003 Dancing Crane Studios. 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