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Ben Bluhm

@benbwildlife

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Wildlife Photographer |📍ID & GYE
All animals are 100% wild
Wolf & carnivore advocate
Personal @b3nbluhm

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👉Finding one of these dudes seriously NEVER gets old.

Thanks to the @parksproject merch I was able to stay warm, and the @n_o_c_s Waterproof binos, I could get a clear look😎

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✨NEW BOARD MEMBER SPOTLIGHT✨

Ben was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, but has spent the last 12 years in the mountain west.

He is currently the Director of Marketing for Beehive Federal Credit Union and has spent the last 7 years in the marketing world after receiving his degree in Communications from BYU.

In Ben’s free time he’s a wildlife photographer and naturalist guide based in Idaho, on the edge of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. He is passionate about ethical ‘animal-first’ wildlife experiences and sharing the beauty of wild places with others. Ben has spent the last 6 years immersed in Greater Yellowstone, finding the best spots to experience the beauty and majesty of Yellowstone. Ben is an advocate for large carnivores such as wolves, grizzly bears, and mountain lions and works to protect all wildlife. Outside of photography, he enjoys sports, movies, Indian food, and exploring wild places with his wife, Emilee, and canine companion, Brady.

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👉Throwback👀
Some good ole fashioned bird humor with @benbwildlife & @ryanperkescaptures in Yellowstone NP📍

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• Long Eared Owl •

My first LEO was a good one, with the help of some good friends.
My only complaint was the mosquitoes🦟🤧

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• Northern Pygmy Owl •

Took this shot right after he’d captured his evening meal, crazy to think his body is facing forward and his head is 180° turned🫪

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• Northern pygmy owl •

Small but mighty little critters😤🦉
Unforgettable encounter with @benbwildlife

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VIDEO OF THE WEEK

"First bear of the year!!" writes Ben Bluhm, a contributing photographer and videographer for Mountain Journal, who captured this black bear video on March 28 near Tower Junction in Yellowstone National Park. "Couldn't stop so we had to say hi and bye!"

Have a stunning photo or short video from Greater Yellowstone? Submit it at link in bio for a chance to be featured at MoJo!

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👉This is your sign to get some buddies and head to Yellowstone🏔️

Had a blast with @ryanperkescaptures & @benbwildlife last weekend in one of the greatest places on Earth!🌎

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👉A little lunch break in YNP😎🦬

This @tembotusk Skottle grill was a game changer on this trip, allowing us to pull over, cook up a hot lunch, and get on the the days adventure in no time💪

👉Want one? CHECK THE LINK IN MY BIO👈

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👉INSANE Pygmy Owl encounter with @benbwildlife.
Going to be hard to top this one🦉

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Le lynx du Canada est un félin majestueux vivant dans les forêts boréales de conifères dans le Nord du Canada.

Ce sont des animaux solitaires qui se sont très bien adaptés à leur environnement froid. Leurs grosses pattes coussinées sont l’une des principales caractéristiques qui les distinguent du lynx roux. 🐾

Croyez-vous que vous pourriez reconnaître un lynx du Canada dans la nature? 💚

Ces photos ont été prises par 📷 :
1. @mitchddecock (📍 Okanagan, Colombie-Britannique)
2. @dannycoynephotography (📍 À l’ouest de Princeton, Colombie-Britannique)
3. @abombs_wildlife (📍 Colombie-Britannique)
4. @benbwildlife (📍 Colombie-Britannique)
5. @kevinxuphotography (📍 Fort Nelson, Colombie-Britannique)
6. @wmckenziephotography (📍 Nord-Est de la Colombie-Britannique)
7. @jonny.riddell (📍 Entre le Nord de la Colombie-Britannique et le Yukon)
8. @mitchddecock (📍 Colombie-Britannique)
9. @vianneygoma (📍 Yukon)
10. @followmenorth (📍 Nord de l’Ontario)
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#EnvironnementCan #FauneCanadienne #lynx #Canada #MercrediFaune Un lynx du Canada marche sur la neige, sa langue légèrement sortie et ses oreilles touffues bien dressées.

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The Canada lynx is a majestic feline found in the northern boreal softwood forests of Canada.

They are solitary animals and highly adapted to cold environments. Their large, padded paws are one of the main features that help distinguish them from a bobcat. 🐾

Do you think you could spot a Canada lynx in the wild? 💚

These images are by 📷:
1. @mitchddecock (📍 Okanagan, British Columbia)
2. @dannycoynephotography (📍 West of Princeton, British Columbia)
3. @abombs_wildlife (📍 British Columbia)
4. @benbwildlife (📍 British Columbia)
5. @kevinxuphotography (📍 Fort Nelson, British Columbia)
6. @wmckenziephotography (📍 North Eastern British Columbia)
7. @jonny.riddell (📍 Between Northern British Columbia and the Yukon)
8. @mitchddecock (📍 British Columbia)
9. @vianneygoma (📍 The Yukon)
10. @followmenorth (📍 Northern Ontario)
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#CanEnvironment #CanadianWildLife #lynx #Canada #WildlifeWednesday Canada lynx walking through snow with its tongue slightly out and tufted ears standing tall.

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